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Learn the Humming Bee Breath Technique – Bhramari Pranayama | Yoga



Calm your mind with the Humming Bee Breath Technique, Bhramari Pranayama.

This set of videos will help strengthen your body and mind by introducing Yoga.
Make sure you have also watched the previous video on the Opposite Alternate Breathing Technique.

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Bhramari Pranayama improves concentration, relieves hypertension and lowers stress and migraines.
However, the techniques described in this series are not meant to be prescriptive.
Consult your physician before trying them out.

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43 comments
@HiroRavenVideos

Okay I've found this one out because some guy is teaching "Awaken Inner Healing With the Power of Your Voice" with a fee. Glad I watched a few minutes of their video and came across this video. So basically, this is humming meditation with the goal of breathing and relaxation, just like WimHof Method. You're supposed to feel a tingling sensation in your head and it makes you feel a little high. I find this one easier to do because the WimHof method requires me to have an empty stomach and somehow it is a lot harder to reach that sensation I'd call "flow" state because I feel very empowered and alert afterwards when doing it. Plus this technique requires lesser time to do to. Thank you for this!

@cristieturri2054

do i have to press my fingers on my eyelids?

@skbhattacharyya1933

And there was a partial shaking of his face, which is a little unusual.

@mariak8108

Thank you for a great instruction!

@deepchakraborty8968

Hath bohut dard karne laagta hain

@b2hgaming806

i have heard that it stimulates pituitary gland is it true??

@veganvocalist4782

Harder than it looks , holding at,s in that position reveals the weakness in my arms , any kind of humming is good for health 🤗

@Sarahkkkool

we did not hear any himming sound made by this man