The Five Pranas that fuels functional systems of body ( Prana - Apana - Samana - Vyana - Udana )
831,157
Published 2020-05-09
All Comments (21)
-
Hi Geetha Mam. My curiosity is to understand our human body as mentioned in vedas and ancient text, hence I use to watch so many videos on Youtube. Today I came across your video and belive me I feeling like I found exactly what I am searching for over many months. You explained so beautifully and most important is you gave the manufacturing unit department example for this video which make this video more understandable for person like me and anyone. Thank you very much for such informative and easily understandable crucial information of Pranas. Keep it up.
-
Why is this not taught in Indian schools ?? 😢we have sold our souls to the west
-
In this age one has to browse 1000 videos to get such a wonderful content. Thanks...
-
23 minutes of pure knowledge!! you should be doing more videos 🙂
-
-
Thanks you gave more info than so called sadgurus of the world. There is a general tendency in people to see only men as spiritual gurus, they tend to forget that women who had five children going through the grindings of life can still be fully self realised..with respect.
-
Never heard such profound explanation of Prana And all the Yayus. Thank you very very much. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
-
It’s a conspiracy that we aren’t taught this in school. It actually works. Always makes me feel better. Complete game changer. Simple and real.
-
I wish I could give you unlimited amounts of likes. I was desperate to understand the concept of pranas and this video was like a miracle. Please Please keep continue to share these knowledge with us. Would it be possible to explain also the concept of chakras or difference between chakras and pranas too? Thanks a lot in advance.
-
We bow down to you for such a priceless knowledge.
-
This is such a complete explanation of prana. I am so grateful for your work ! Please keep doing what you do. You're helping so many people! Can't wait for more videos !!
-
I just cried while listening this video, first time I got this video which teach actual yoga with amazing combination of anatomy, physiology, philosophy, pranayama. I have learn from so many different teachers but your technique is beyond than others.Thank you so much mam for this amazing knowledge it really touches the soul.🙏
-
Thank you for such a beautiful explanation about the 5 pranas. Your selfless service for of spreading the lost knowledge bringing it back to the surface for our young generation is a great service
-
But why you stopped posting videos, giving us the bliss of yoga and Life? Please continue, really simple and helpful ♥️🙏👏
-
This video should be displayed comuoserily in all yoga schools. Outstanding presentation. Thanks for spreading the knowledge and educating the people.
-
I practice Yoga since years. This video explains the human body and the advantages of practicing yoga so well. Very interesting and knowledge is power always.
-
Mdm, words cannot express our gratitude for the knowledge you have given us. Om Sai ram
-
Valuable and informative video, so well presented. Much appreciated! Prana is called Chi in Chinese, on which is based routines such as Chi Kung and Tai Chi. I have learned to combine the graceful relaxed moves of Chi Kung with my Yoga practice. I guess I can call it a kind of Vinyasa (Vin-yaa-sa) practice, which is a relaxed, beautiful, flowing practice. Whereas I found Iyengar Yoga to be rigid, lacking the charm of flow. I call such a yoga practice, "constipated yoga." :) One other thing: I really liked how you said that Apana Vayu affects the mind and when weak, makes it stagnate and not expel negative thoughts. Well said! Yes, we tend to accumulate garbage (sh*t to be blunt) :) in our minds, impairing our ability to progress spiritually. And that mental garbage leads to foul language too. We need to flush that garbage out!!! Thanks again so very much!
-
Thank you for such an important part of yoga. As a beginner, it all makes sense
-
Thank you 🙏🏾 I wish for all schools to have access to yogic anatomy as well.