Prana Essays

  • A Research on Alex Grey's Art Work

    952 Words  | 2 Pages

    "My art has always been in response to visions. Rather than confine my subject to representations of the outer worlds, I include portrayals of the multi-dimensional imaginal realms that pull us toward consciousness evolution." It has been said that artist Alex Grey is in the business of painting souls. His paintings are a mix of transcendentalist philosophy, precise anatomy, and a heady balance of major world religions. Grey's works have become increasingly popular during the early 2000s due to

  • Ayurveda Essay

    1589 Words  | 4 Pages

    Introduction Ayurveda is a Lifestyle system that encompasses the wellness of mind, body, and spirit in its attempts to achieve this wellness the vitalization well extends into every cell in your body. Therefore, it has an effect on every aspect of your life. For over five thousand years the knowledge from teacher to student, and the wisdom of the natural life styles revealed in Ayurvedic medicine, are understood once an individual embraces a life closer to nature through holistic health choices designed

  • Rhythm: Concept Of Rhythm In Indian And Indian Music

    1011 Words  | 3 Pages

    Rhythm Concept of Rhythm in Indian Music Indian and African Music Music has always played an essential role in the human society. Garfias (2004) notes that if we study the societies and cultures around the world and look at all the historical societies of the past, it can be deduced with a high degree of certainty that music has always played an important role in human society. Music has always played an important role in both Indian and African societies. According to Mbaegbu (2015), “African music

  • The Importance Of Pranayama Yoga

    547 Words  | 2 Pages

    The topic in which I have chosen to research on is Pranayama. This is the 4th limb of yoga and is directly translated as breath control. This was an area of yoga that was very difficult for me throughout my experience this spring. Most people would probably want to write about something that was very interesting and natural for them in yoga, but I figured that writing about something that was a struggle for me would help me to be able to improve in this specific area. During yoga exercises, controlling

  • The Health Benefits of Yoga

    1182 Words  | 3 Pages

    obstacles in your body, so that a force called prana is able to penetrate more deeply. Prana is a life force that gives the mind more clarity, so that one is able to think more clearly and thoroughly about things. Through yoga, prana is moved, and it makes the body move and feel better. While in different yoga poses, prana is spread through the body because with each intake of breath, it is pushed deep into the body. Breathing acts as a motor, and it helps prana flow through the body (The Magic of...Meditation)

  • Essay On Pranayama

    662 Words  | 2 Pages

    pranayama – the fourth limb of yoga – is composed of two words, prana (life force of energy or breath) and yama (regulating or causing a break) (“Yoga and The Breath”). The idea of pranayama is to break the normal breathing pattern thus causing the individual to attend to the breath and resulting in the individual to attend to the health of their mind and body. A high level of pranayama means that the body is filled with an excess amount of prana thus making the individual feel more positive and more energetic

  • Concepts Of Pancha Kosha

    1093 Words  | 3 Pages

    Annamaya is our physical body and is the grossest of all the koshas. It comprises of our bones and tissues which make up our muscles and organs. Earth being the dominant element and is called the food layer because it is created by the food that we eat. Prana and consciousness exist here. The concept of Agni in Annamayakosha (physical level) is represented by the digestive fire (Jathargni) and

  • Virtual Communities are an Illusion

    1027 Words  | 3 Pages

    eyes to weep with mine, nevertheless saw me through. As neighbors do. This is the idea of a coming together, from a virtual community standpoint. One thing that Barlow points out about virtual communities is that they lack prana (the Hindu term for breath and spirit). He says, Prana is, to my mind, the literally vital element in the holy and unseen ecology of relationship...It is at the heart of the fundamental and profound difference between information and experience. This is what brings human relationships

  • Yoga Practices: Ujjayi Breath

    677 Words  | 2 Pages

    Ujjayi breath is a technique employed in a wide range of yoga practices and it is typically done in combination with asana (poses). Mastering this breathing technique will deepen your practice, calm your mind and strengthen your body. The Ujjayi breath is said to be very close the way that a newborn baby breathes, and learning to do it correctly will benefit you in many ways. How To Do The Ujjayi Breath Before adding the Ujjayi breath to your yoga practice, try to do it while seated on your mat

  • Has the Impact of Cyberspace Made Us Interpersonal?

    1727 Words  | 4 Pages

    John Parry Barlow’s essay poses an interesting question. Is communication via the Internet as socially beneficial as face to face interactions? The quick and easy answer to the question is no. The use of the internet and all of its distractions has caused an imbalance of actual social interaction. The informed critique that will be discussed is, “Is There a There in Cyberspace?” by John Perry Barlow. The major theme of this short story is how communities have drastically changed. While social benefits

  • Kamba Ramayanam Sparknotes

    1876 Words  | 4 Pages

    Worlds in all (dimensions and planes - “Ullagam yavayum”) and in their entirety by a mere wish are being created,sustained and annihilated continuously in endless cycles and are performed effortlessly with utmost ease as if in infinite number of sports (“Allhavilla vilayatudayan”) by one Person,and to that One,we bow our heads (in surrender) says the 12th century Tamil Saint-Poet Kamban right in the beginning of his masterpiece ‘Kamba Ramayanam’.Many luminaries even earlier had rightly presumed

  • Five Steps In The Therapeutic Touch Method

    1420 Words  | 3 Pages

    Therapeutic touch was founded by Dolores Krieger RN and Dora Kunz (natural healer), it emerged in the early in the 1970s. Therapeutic touch is a contemporary interpretation of several ancient healing practices and its purpose is to facilitate healing and relieve the patient from any pain they are having. Therapeutic Touch also has a great influence in religious faith healing. This healing technique does not involve any type of contact and it is a widely used nursing practice also considered a nursing

  • Understanding Alternative Medicine

    3304 Words  | 7 Pages

    Understanding Alternative Medicine Modern medicine is in a period of profound change. Everyday, more and more ideas from other cultures are being transferred and integrated into our society. Many treatments that people are now familiar with have come from other traditions. Aspirin and quinine are two familiar examples of treatments that have been “westernized” by science. Alternative medical traditions will not replace western medicine, but instead are adding a new dimension of treatment that

  • Lululemon Essay

    691 Words  | 2 Pages

    External Environment- Opportunities & Threats In the external environment we observe the opportunities and threats for Lululemon. We will look at the broad environment (macroenvironment) as well as the competition that could impact Lululemon’s successfulness. Macroenvironment Economic-Lululemon reports in US dollars and is affected by the weaker Australian and Canadian dollar. Sociocultural- Health and fitness have become a major part of society with a continually growing yoga sector. Yoga

  • Anna Nagar: The Most Expensive Residential Area in Chennai

    584 Words  | 2 Pages

    Anna Nagar: The Most Expensive Residential Area in Chennai Anna Nagar, formerly known as Naduvakkarai is located on the north-western part of Chennai and forms part of Egmore-Nugambakkam taluk. It is named after the Tamil leader C.N Annadurai and is regarded as the one of the prime residential areas of Chennai. It is a planned locality developed by the Tamilnadu Housing Board in the early 1970’s. While developing the plan, lands were allotted to developer residential plots, complexes, wide roads

  • Jazz

    770 Words  | 2 Pages

    His trumpet was made as a one of a kind. It has personalized engravings from all aspects of Marsalis’s life. This trumpet was the first trumpet Dave Monette ever made in this way which made it one of a kind. Marsalis’s trumpet is called PRANA 3 STC Bb. It took Monette and his team 250 hours to make. The trumpet has a brilliant sound. Marsalis has some quotes. They are; “I dress a certain way because I respect the music.”, “Through first-class education, a generation marches down the long

  • Ayurvedic Treatment Options for Cervical Cancer

    679 Words  | 2 Pages

    The traditional Indian medicine known as Ayurvedic Medicine, originated over 5,000 years ago. It emphasizes on re-establishing the balance within the body through diet, lifestyle, exercise, and body cleansing, and on the health of the mind, body, and spirit. Today it is used as it has been for many years to help treat certain types of cancer - with cervical cancer being one of them. Over the last ten years, Ayurvedic medicine has been growing in popularity in North America, due in part to the work

  • Comparison Of Materialism In Jayarasi's Tattvopalavasimha

    849 Words  | 2 Pages

    We find only one systematic work on it i.e. Jayarasi’s Tattvopalavasimha (The Lion That Devours All Categories) of the seventh century A.D., where central view of Materialists presented is - nothing can be real except what we see with our senses. In consonance with this general outlook to reality, Carvaka do not accept a permanent self-different from physical body and thus reduce personal identity in material terms to bodily continuity. Carvaka says that there is no such thing as atman as we

  • Kaivaly How Mauna Is Crucial For All Yoga Practices

    997 Words  | 2 Pages

    Kaivalya. All practices are geared towards how to get silence. Whether it is kriya yoga, asanas, pranayama, pratyahara, dharana, dhyana or samadhi, Mauna may be said to be present in all. Thus, one can see how Mauna is crucial for all yoga practices. Sutra 15 of Chapter 1 of Hatha Pradipika, one of the most popular and lucid texts of Hatha Yoga, mentions ‘Prajalpa’ (over-talking) as one of the obstacles in the path of yoga. Talking too much dissipates energy and retards progress on the path.

  • Yog Yoga And The Practice Of Yoga

    741 Words  | 2 Pages

    Yoga is the practice of active stretching and also involves the art of meditation. No one knows when this practice started, but it predates written history. Various stone carvings have been found in archeological sites in the Indus Valley depicting figures in Yoga positions. These carvings are thought to be dating back to at least 5,000 years or more. The most common mistake people make is associating Hinduism with Yoga; Yoga, however, came along way before Hinduism evolved into a religion and incorporated