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What is the literal meaning of Pranayama?

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0%(A) Posture
100%(B) Breath control ( 1 voter )
0%(C) Concentration
0%(D) Relaxation
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Pranayama is derived from “Prāna” (life force) and “Ayāma” (control or expansion). It involves controlling the breath to enhance respiratory function, mental focus, and energy flow, contributing to overall well-being. Answer: (B) Breath control

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  1. The term Pranayama combines “Prāna” (vital life energy) and “Ayāma” (extension or control), signifying the regulation and expansion of breath. This Yogic practice focuses on rhythmic breathing techniques, such as alternate nostril breathing or diaphragmatic breathing, to enhance lung capacity, reduce stress, and balance energy channels. Prānāyāma not only supports physical health by improving oxygen flow but also cultivates mindfulness, emotional stability, and spiritual growth, aligning breath with the body’s natural rhythms.

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