Ashtang Yoga: The Art of Well-Being

Ashtang Yoga: The Art of Well-Being

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Ashtang Yoga: The Art of Well-Being episodes

  • Episode 8 Bhastrika Pranayam

    In this episode, I discuss Bhastrika Pranayam, both the standard Bhastrika and some variations. I also discuss the benefits of the same. I hope you enjoy this episode!

    11 min
  • Episode 7 Maha Bandh

    In this episode, I discuss Mahabandh, which comprises the Moola Bandh, Uddiyan Bandh, and the Jalandhar Bandh, along with their benefits. I then discuss how to do Mahabandh. I hope you enjoy this episode!

    10 min
  • Episode 5 Kapal Bhati Pranayam

    In this episode I list the 6 most common Pranayams and concentrate on one in particular: Kapal Bhati. Kapal Bhati has many medical benefits which I also describe in the episode. I hope you enjoy it.

    12 min
  • Episode 4 Hasth Mudras for Pranayam

    In this episode I discuss 7 different hasth mudras for Pranayam. The mudras are related to the five elements (water, earth, space, air, and fire), and is said to provide different medical benefits. I also provide an easy pneumonic to remember the mudras. I hope you enjoy this episode!

    11 min
  • Episode 3 Preparation and Precautions for Pranayam

    In this episode, I discuss how to prepare oneself for Pranayam, and where to do it. I also discuss precautions one must take to avoid injuries while doing Pranayam especially if one has recently undergone an operation. I hope you enjoy this episode!

    6 min
  • Episode 1 Introduction to Ashtang Yoga

    In this first episode of my Podcast on the Art of Well-being, I give an introduction on the 8 stages (Ashtang) of Yoga. In detail, I then explain the first and second stages, Yam and Niyam. I hope you will enjoy!

    9 min

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New weekly podcast. Dr. Archana Dubey is a surgeon with 35 years of experience. She has also been practicing yoga for the last 25 years. Here, using these two forms of knowledge, she describes a path…