The Science of Mudra & Bandha
Understand the science and benefits of adding yoga mudras (gestures) and bandhas (internal locks) to your daily practice
Yoga Bandha Series
Part 1 of a 4 part series on Yoga Bandhas which begins with learning the science and benefits then how to practice Moolabandha (Root Lock).
See Whole SeriesKhechari Mudra
This practice stimulates a number of pressure points located in the back of the mouth and nasal cavity which influence the whole body. A number of glands are also massaged stimulating the secretion of certain hormones and saliva. The practice reduces the sensation of hunger and thirst, induces a state of calm and stillness, preserves vitality of the body and is especially beneficial for inner healing.
Pashinee Mudra
This practice brings balance and tranquility to the nervous system, induces sensory withdrawal, stimulates all spinal nerves and massages the digestive organs.
Shanmukhi Mudra
This practice stimulates and relaxes the nerve muscles of the face, introverts awareness and induces a state of sense withdrawal.
Yoga Mudra
This practice is an excellent preparatory practice for meditation, inducing a sense of relaxation and relieving anger. It also releases tension bringing on a feeling of tranquility, while stretching the back and opening the nerves which contribute to good overall health.
