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Stil:Pranayama
Lehrer:in:Esther Ekhart

Bhastrika Pranayama emphasizes both the in and out breath, pushing your belly out on the in-breath and pulling it in on the out-breath. It creates heat and energy, increases your abdominal strength, throws out toxins and is good for your respiratory tract. It is also said that this breathing technique, practiced regularly, helps to keep negative thoughts away.

Part of the Ten days of Pranayama program

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Esther16.08.2014
Hi Anna, In principle Bhastrika gets the digestive fire going and can help clear issues. However, it all depends what is going on in your body. I also heats the body up so it could be too much if heat is already an issue. Try it out and see how it feels. Your body will let you know if it doesn't work for you.
Colette08.12.2020
Hi Esther, I plan on doing a yin practise this evening to balance my solar plexus chakra. I always start my practice with meditation. Would you recommend doing Bhastrika pranayama first, then meditation, then Yin practice, or Meditation first, then Bhastrika, then yin? Thanks!
Esther16.08.2014
Hi Be, Its important to avoid fast breathing, Bhastrika (Bellow's Breath) and Kapalabhati and Nauli of course as they will increase the heat which may cause heavier bleeding and will also put excessive pressure on the abdominal region.
Trisha19.08.2014
Thank You! <3
Be16.08.2014
I love this new format with the programms. This way I get introduced to new yogastyles that I never did before and I am enjoying them very much! Could you explain why some breathing techniques should be avoided during your period? Namaste
Sandra23.08.2014
Thank you Esther, love this program!
Sandra23.08.2014
Thank you Esther, love this program!
Anna15.08.2014
Thank you Jenny and Esther. Is this safe if you have digestive issues? By the way, congratulations on your 900th video!
Neli15.08.2014
Thank you Esther, It's lovely practice and explanation. Namaste :)
isabel18.08.2014
Hi esther, I love the easy way that you have to explain the pranayama.
Kahrina16.08.2014
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Rebecca26.01.2018
hi esther i wasn't sure if you build up to 1-3 mins continuously bellows breathing, or if you do 1-3 mins keeping to the cycle of 11 breaths then pausing for 4/5 breaths then again bellows breath if that makes sense
Esther02.02.2018
Hi Rebecca, you can build up to doing 2 breaths per seconds for 1-3 min continuously. but build that up slowly from 11 breaths, every day add a few more.
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