Free Online Yoga Video – Chakra Balancing Yoga Breathing Exercise
Summary: Continuing with the popular online yoga video series, this video is that of the wonderful Chakra Balancing Yoga Pranayama. It is also called Anuloma Viloma Yoga Breathing Exercise and is presented in this video is considerable detail.
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Free Online Charka Balancing Yoga Pranayama Video
The article Chakra Balancing Yoga Breathing Exercise is the second pranayama in the Free Online Breathing Exercises (Yoga Pranayama) E-Book. That article gives a great deal of detail on this pranayama, so here I will just give a high level overview of it to introduce this video.
Chakra Balancing Yoga Pranayama is more commonly known as Anuloma Viloma Pranayama or Alternate Nostril Breathing. This is a fundamental yoga breathing technique, which is an important aspect of all the various schools of yoga. It’s origins are in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali and it is a key part of Kundalini Yoga and Hatha Yoga practice.
The yoga instruction video below is quite detailed, but please also check the article referenced above for more information. Here are some quick highlights of what the video covers:
- Detailed instructions of the beginner, intermediate and advanced versions of Anuloma Viloma Pranayama.
- Discusses the general rules for doing yoga breathing exercises and gives guidelines for the practice of this pranayama.
- Gives an overview of the Kundalini Yoga Chakra system, the Nadis and how this particular pranayama helps to purify and balance this system.
I have decided to upload a Short Version of the pranayama video as well, as the full version is pretty long. The short version video is about 4 minutes, while the full version video is about 15 minutes. So if you want just a quick demonstration of Anuloma Viloma pranayama, watch the abridged video, if you want to hear all the goodies go for the big one.
Free Online Yoga Breathing Exercise Video #2
Chakra Balancing Yoga Pranayama Video (Anuloma Viloma)
SHORT VIDEO (4 mins)
Free Online Yoga Breathing Exercise Video #2
Chakra Balancing Yoga Pranayama Video (Anuloma Viloma)
FULL VIDEO (15 mins)
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February 19th, 2011 at 11:56 am
will this help to heal your chakras or do you have to heal your chakras before starting this breathing technique?
January 10th, 2011 at 2:51 am
Hello Anmol,
I want to thank you first for doing such great work! Your videos are so useful and encouraging. One can get to the point information.
But unfortunately I am not able to do the pranayam properly because of my blocked nose. I have nasal polyp+pollen allergy. I am suffering from this cold from past 3 years/24*7 now.Doctor suggested me to under go a surgery. I don’t know what to do.
Can you suggest me something to get rid of this problem so that I can practice pranayam?
Thanks and regards,
Hetu
February 4th, 2010 at 12:21 am
Hi Sam,
Great to hear you are enjoying and benefiting from the website.
I have not included the breath retention simply because I was planning to do that in an advanced version of Anuloma Viloma that’s all. Anuloma Viloma is more powerful than people realize, so one should not do too much too fast that’s all.
So the recommendation is to do the beginner’s version w/o breath retention first and then later introduce it.
You will find these thoughts in the following article:
Anuloma Viloma Pranayama.
Best,
Anmol
February 2nd, 2010 at 4:54 am
Hi Anmol,
Thanks for building this great yoga repository. I am still exploring the website so don’t know if my question is answered anywhere else.
Ok – so I have been doing yoga on and off, primarily hatha yoga. I notice that you do not recommend holding the breath, is that just a Kundalini yoga variation? I usually try to do 4:4:16:2 ratio, ie., inhale:hold:exhale:hold, and so on. I was wondering if that variation will have the same benefits as you have described in the beginning of this video? Essentially, I am looking for basic movements to balance my Chakra system, since I do not have the awareness to realize which chakra is out of balance and which I should focus more on. Your recommendations will be valuable. :).
Thanks
February 2nd, 2010 at 4:54 am
Hi Anmol,
Thanks for building this great yoga repository. I am still exploring the website so don’t know if my question is answered anywhere else.
Ok – so I have been doing yoga on and off, primarily hatha yoga. I notice that you do not recommend holding the breath, is that just a Kundalini yoga variation? I usually try to do 4:4:16:2 ratio, ie., inhale:hold:exhale:hold, and so on. I was wondering if that variation will have the same benefits as you have described in the beginning of this video? Essentially, I am looking for basic movements to balance my Chakra system, since I do not have the awareness to realize which chakra is out of balance and which I should focus more on. Your recommendations will be valuable. :).
Thanks
October 1st, 2009 at 12:36 pm
Does it matter which hand you use? I’m left handed so when I’v trying the exercises I naturaly have been useing my left to close my nose.
April 1st, 2009 at 4:49 am
Hi Anmol,
Thanks for the videos…Are there simple breathing techniques and yoga exercises to prepare a pregnant woman for natural child birth…If yes could you please guide..
Regards,
Ada
February 8th, 2009 at 8:50 pm
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October 22nd, 2008 at 10:06 pm
Hi Nadeem,
Try Jal Neti. That would be my first recommendation. If you have not tried it yet, don’t worry it is not too bad :-), I do it myself quite often.
Glad you are enjoying the videos.
Best,
Anmol
October 22nd, 2008 at 9:40 pm
Hi Anmol,
Thanks for all the videos, I really enjoy doing couple of them.
I have a question regarding pranayam.
I have sinus problem due to which I always have partially blocked nose.
Is there any yoga practice which can help me clear my nostrils and allow be perform pranayam better.
Thanks,
Nadeem