Breathing Your Way Out of an Afternoon Slump
Where The Lotus Grows
English - January 22, 2020 21:00 - 20 minutes - 13.9 MB - ★★★★★ - 23 ratingsArts yoga yoga therapy integrative medicine panchamaya model healing detroit kimberly searl tonya drew alternative medicine health Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Today Kim & Tonya Discuss breathing techniques that help to invigorate or improve focus for those times when a natural “pick me up” is needed.
While many yoga styles use the “skull shining breath” kapalabhati, Kundalini’s aim when practicing this technique is to let the energy of your lower chakras, your energy centers, flow to your high chakras. The lower chakras represent the more earthly and selfish desires, while the higher ones stand for love and connection. In yoga, you hear about the kundalini energy rising. The kundalini energy is stored in your first chakra, close to your coccyx, and is often pictured as a curled-up sleeping stance. When the snake wakes up- it represents your awareness- it moves up along the chakras to bring you to a higher state of being. This breathing technique is one way to wake up the so-called snake: it fans the flames of your kundalini energy so it can flow through your whole body.