Pranayama Practices for Beginners in Malayalam

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Requirements

  • An open mind and willingness to learn and relax.
  • A yoga mat or a clean surface to sit on

Basic Pranayamas

Sheetali Pranayama

  • Video
  • 0:39

Bhramari Pranayama

  • Video
  • 1:13

Surya Pranayama & Chandra Pranayama)

  • Video
  • 2:38

Kapalabhati Pranayama

  • Video
  • 1:12

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    FAQs About Free Pranayama Course for Beginners

    Is this course free?
    Yes, it's a fully free course offered in Malayalam.
    What language is the course conducted in?
    This free course is conducted in Malayalam with well known instructors.
    What is Pranayama?
    Pranayama is the practice of breath control in yoga, derived from the Sanskrit words prana (life force) and ayama (control or expansion). It focuses on regulating breathing to improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
    What are the benefits of Pranayama?
    Pranayama helps: Improve lung capacity Reduce stress and anxiety Increase energy levels Improve concentration Support better sleep and overall health
    When is the best time to practice Pranayama?
    The best time to practice pranayama is early morning on an empty stomach, preferably in a calm and well-ventilated space.
    Can Pranayama help with stress and anxiety?
    Yes, controlled breathing helps calm the nervous system, reduce stress hormones, and promote relaxation.
    Is Pranayama part of Yoga Teacher Training courses?
    Yes, pranayama is a core component of Yoga Teacher Training Courses (TTC) and is essential for learning breath control techniques in yoga practice.

    Key Facts You Shouldn’t Miss

    Pranayama is yogic breath control, the fourth limb of classical yoga, focused on expanding and regulating the life‑force (prana) through measured inhalation, retention, and exhalation. It connects mind and body and is known to enhance physiological and emotional balance

    Upon completion, you’ll be able to:

    • Practice Sheetali, Bhramari, Surya/Chandra, and Kapalabhati techniques confidently
    • Reduce stress, anxiety, and improve focus through breathwork
    • Understand the stages of breath: inhalation (puraka), retention (kumbhaka), and exhalation (rechaka)
    • Integrate pranayama into daily routines for mental clarity and emotional well-being
    • Anyone new to yoga or breathwork
    • Parents and educators seeking mindfulness techniques
    • Individuals wanting to manage stress naturally
    • Anyone interested in boosting overall well‑being through simple, guided breathing exercises