Prana

usgb/ˈprɑːnə/
noun

In Hinduism and Indian medicine, prana is the life force or vital energy.

Yogis believe that proper breathing techniques can help you control your prana.
Visual representation of "prana" - In Hinduism and Indian medicine, prana is the life force or vital energy.

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  • control prana
  • prana energy

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Religious

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Cultural Essence

Prana is deeply rooted in Hinduism; understanding its spiritual essence helps grasp its significance.

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In meditation, she focused on the flow of prana within.
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Not Breath Alone

While prana includes the concept of breath, it extends beyond physical breathing to a broader energy concept.

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He felt his prana rejuvenate while watching the sunrise.
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Metaphysical Use

Prana is often used metaphorically to describe vitality or the essence of life in various contexts.

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The garden was full of prana in the spring.
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