
Develop stress management by practicing cooling breath with sheath mudra, tongue position, hold 12345, and slow nasal exhalations, finishing with three deep breaths.
Technique 2 guides a mudra-based breath sequence with tongue to the upper palate, a chin lock, inhaling through the teeth gap, and exhaling through the nostrils.
Practice sectional breathing and yoga nidra to release stress through abdominal, thoracic, and clavicular breathing, followed by a crown-to-toe focus on relaxing all body parts for deep relaxation.
Cross your legs, bring palms together at the chest, and chant 'ah,' then transition into Meghan mudra with fingers of both hands resting on your knees.
Namaste,
Experience deep relaxation and stress relief through ancient breathing techniques — recorded in the serene Himalayas with natural sounds to calm your nervous system.
This beginner-friendly course blends yogic wisdom with practical guidance to help you overcome anxiety, fatigue, and emotional overwhelm using your breath.
What you'll learn:
Anulom Vilom & Nadi Shodhan – to balance the mind and nervous system
Sectional Breathing – to increase lung capacity and awareness
Sheetali & Sheetkari – to cool the body and soothe mental agitation
AUM Recitation – to harmonize the mind and activate inner calm
Yoga Nidra – for deep rest and subconscious healing
Whether you're dealing with stress, sleeplessness, or emotional burnout — this one-hour program offers a natural, effective way to reset from within.
All sessions are easy to follow, even for complete beginners.
Let the Himalayan stillness, guided breathwork, and timeless techniques restore your inner balance.
These techniques are safe, effective, and can be practiced daily to reduce mental noise, improve sleep, and support emotional well-being. You don’t need any prior experience or equipment — just a quiet space and your willingness to breathe consciously. So with this guided 1 hour Yoga session start your healing journey now and experience how a few mindful breaths can transform your day.
Namaste.