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Anuloma Ujjayi Calming Breath

A calming breathing
technique

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• INHALE using ujjayi Contraindications
Anuloma Ujjayi
• Close left nostril and
A breathing technique used EXHALE through right nostril • Not recommended for
to calm the body and mind. only, without ujjayi people who haven’t learnt
to use ujjayi breath or
Combines ujjayi breathing on
alternate nostril breathing
inhale with alternate nostril Details techniques from a qualified
breathing on exhale. yoga teacher
• 1 round = 2 breaths
Instructions • DO NOT USE UJJAYI WHEN • Do not use if either or both
BREATHING THROUGH nostrils blocked
• Sit tall and comfortable.
CLOSED NOSTRIL
Neutral spine. • Stop if you feel discomfort
• Purpose is to create
• Inhale slowly and deeply a calming breath by
for a few breaths. • Not good for people with
lenghening the exhale low blood pressure
Introduce ujjayi on the inhale • Considered calming &
- produced by creating a soft relaxing to body and mind • Slows apana (digestive)
sound or feeling in the throat regions so not appropriate
(sometimes described as the for those with chronic
sound of the ocean). Benefits constipation

• INHALE using ujjayi • Calming before sleep


• Can induce muscular
• Block right nostril and relaxation and quieten the
EXHALE through left nostril mind
only, without ujjayi
• Can lower blood pressure

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