Preliminary Steps
Sit with an upright posture, either seated in a chair, on the floor, or lying on the floor. Plan to spend around 15 minutes on this breathing exercise, noting that it may take a bit longer the first time you try it.
Ujjayi
•Slow your breath down and aim for four breaths per minute
Bhastrika
•Take short, quick, inhale and exhale breaths, about 30 per minute
Kriya
•Take several, long, deep belly breaths; breathe in and breathe out for around 10s each, focusing on the heart center.
Chanting
•Chant “oohmm” three times
Breath Sequence
The “SKY” (Sudarshan Kriya Yoga) breath technique helps you to be mindful
through paying attention and alternating between the above four breaths.
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