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The Sanskrit word maha means great and vedha means piercing The purpose of maha vedha mudra is to pierce mooladhara

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Maha mudra combines the benefits of shambhavi mudra khechari mudra moola bandha and kumbhaka It stimulates the energy

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Knki mudra is so called because during inhalation the mouth is shaped like a crow s beak It is claimed that regular practice of this

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For specific ailments further rounds may be performed Sequence This mudra may be practised at any time but is particularly

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Technique I Sit in any comfortable meditation posture Close the eyes and relax the whole body Hold the teeth lightly together

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Khechari mudra Kaki mudra Bhujangini mudra Bhoochari mudra Akashi mudra Shanmukhi mudra Unmani mudra 3 Kaya postural

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Focusing them on the nose tip concentrates the mind This mudra develops the powers of concentration and induces meditative

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Ujjayi is therefore the pranayama which gives freedom from bondage It is also known as the psychic breath as it leads to subtle

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How To Do Akashi Mudra Awareness Of Inner Space Duration Awareness Precautions Benefits Variations Practice note