Prana Mudra
Prana Mudra –Â Invocation of energy
The concept of prana or vitality is one that is intrinsic to Eastern cultures. It is referred to by many different names, for example, Chi or Qui.
Mudras are specific hand gestures that help in regulating the passage of prana through the body. Prana mudra is one of the most important postures as it helps to activate dormant energy in the body.
Prana is the symbol of vital life force which is responsible for maintaining a natural balance in the body. This mudra works to activate this vital life force. It is related to the heart and soul of a person.
This yoga pose increases the water element and the earth element in the body. Also, it reduces the fire element in the body.
Prana mudra is a simple yoga technique, or gesture, designed to increase vitality and activate the mooladhara (root) chakra.
Benefits:
1)- Good for Eyes
2)- Increases Stamina
3)- Increases Vitality
4)- Increases Strength
5)- Strengthen and Boosts Immune System
6)- Makes you Mentally and Physically Strong
7)- Improves Vision
8)- Blood Circulation and Purification
9)- Builds Self Confidence
10)- Renders Courage
11)- Reduces Cramps
12)- Prevents Insomnia
13)- Bone and Cells Reproduction
Follow the steps of Prana Mudra :
- Sit in a comfortable meditation posture, ie Padmasana, Siddhasana, Vajrasana or Sukhasana. If one is not able to sit in the above yogasana, then one can also practice sitting in a chair.
- Keep your eyes closed and bring then to focus on your breath.
- Bring your hands up to your sides
- Touch the tips of your ring finger and little finger with your thumb. The index finger and middle finger should be straight.
- Feel the life force rushing through your body.
Time & Duration
You can do this mudra should be practiced for 15 to 30 minutes.​
