Prana

Prana Synopsis

A concise, practical guide to the traditional yogic concept of pra?a-the profound life force that extends beyond the breath to unite our physical, mental, and spiritual existence. The first volume in the Yoga Masters Series, a landmark collection translating the timeless wisdom of traditional yoga for the modern practitioner. This concise, practical guide to prana-the Yogic concept of breath and life force-offers a clear understanding of the ancient wisdom through modern insights, traditional teachings, and practical applications.

The significance of breath and the transformative power of breathing practices have been recognized by both ancient Yogis and modern science. Yet, for yogis, prana has traditionally encompassed far more than breath-it's a profound life force that connects the physical, mental, cosmic, and spiritual dimensions of existence. This book delves into that expansive vision, exploring prana's enduring relevance for modern practitioners.

Yoga teacher Prasad Rangnekar draws on the timeless wisdom of the Vedas, Upanishads, Tantra, and Ayurveda, bridging ancient Yogic traditions with modern science. He offers insights and practices on how the principles of pra?a and practices of pra?ayama can be applied not only for respiratory health but also for physical vitality, emotional regulation, mental clarity, meditation, and self-realization.