Kundalini Pranayama Therapy – Online

Kundalini Pranayama Therapy A Kundalini Yoga Master Practitioner Training Online Worldwide and Recorded January 16-17 and February 13-14, 2027 • Saturday & Sunday 10am-2pm Central US 5pm-9pm European The breath meditations and breathing practices in Kundalini Yoga are the most effective therapeutic practices for healing and spiritual transformation. Anxiety, depression, addictive behaviors, emotional and physical imbalances can all be helped on an individual basis through specific Kundalini Yoga breathing practices. In this advanced training you will learn the theory and practice of many rarely taught Kundalini pranayama practices for self-healing and helping others. Topics covered in this course include Six Segmented Breathing Patterns for Meditation, Relaxation, and Walking Two, Three, and Four-Part Ratio Breaths to Clear the Subconscious and Adjust the Magnetic Field Six Different Breath Stroke Practices to Connect Intuition with the Subconscious and Balance Energy for Stress Relief Alternating the Breath Channels to Clarify the Subtle Body and Develop Pranic Energy Working with Solar and Lunar Energies to Balance the Brain and Metabolism Five Short Powerful Breath Exercises to Reset the Mind and Create Calmness The Four Best Kriyas to Experience the Pranic Body Using Breath of Fire to Charge the Practice of Asanas and Mudras Working with Mantra in Pranayama Practices Understanding the Physical and Psychological Expressions of the Five Vayus (“pranas”) Survival Kit Breath Meditations for Trauma and Restructuring the Nervous System Interested students should have a currently active Kundalini Yoga background or prior experience in a Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training program (either Level 1 or Level 2). The 16 hours of recorded classes are available for one-year and may be extended upon request. The course is Yoga Alliance approved and part of the Kundalini Yoga Master Practitioner program. Registration: $275 Registration This online course is recorded with one-year free access Courses may be completed either live online or recorded and self-paced.