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| Closing the mouth, one should slowly draw in air through both the nostrils, producing a sound in such a way that its touch is felt from the throat to the chest. After performing Kumbhaka as before, air is exhaled through the left nostril. This removes the throat diseases caused by phlegm and increases the gastric fire. Note:- The above verse refering 'Uiiayi Pranayama' is from old Hatha Yoga text, wherein the technique of Pranayama with Kumbhaka has been described. For the convenience of the beginner the technique of easy Ujjayi Pranayama without Kumbhaka is being described. Technique :-
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