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The Mind–Breath Connection 1. Remedy: The Atharvaveda and Yoga Sutras explain the deep connection between prana (breath/life energy) and manas (mind). 2. Slowly exhaling the breath and pausing calmly known as Prachhardana Vidharana - helps steady the mind. Rhythmic pranayama can help reduce stress and clear the mind.

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Emma J.9d ago

I’ve always wonder how this works?

Lalit S.

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In the scriptures, the body is compared to a chariot, the senses to horses, the mind to the charioteer, and Pranayama to the whip reins. As long as the breath remains restless, the mind tends to wander; when the breath is brought under control, the mind becomes calm and steady.

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Emma J.9d ago

I’ve always wonder how this works?

Lalit S.

OP4d ago

In the scriptures, the body is compared to a chariot, the senses to horses, the mind to the charioteer, and Pranayama to the whip reins. As long as the breath remains restless, the mind tends to wander; when the breath is brought under control, the mind becomes calm and steady.

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Lalit Sharma