Prana:

Depending on the context: Vital energy in general, or Vital energy that is specifically associated with the out-breath.

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Prana - Vital energy.

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Prana: Prana is the energy that animates everything and is a fundamental concept of Hatha Yoga. Prana is also breath, the life force sustaining the body.

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prana

The vital air of life. It causes all movement in the body, physical and mental, and at death carries the soul into the next body.

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prana:

prana - breath, energy, life

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Prana:

Prana: Lifebreath, the vital air.

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Prana:

vital energy force sustaining life and creation

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PRANA: Vital energy; life-breath.

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Prana-natha - literally means the Lord of one’s life, but it carries the sense of one who is infinitely more dear than life itself.

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Prana:

The vital breath, which sustains life in a physical body; the primal energy or force, of which other physical forces are manifestations. In the books of Yoga, prana is described as having five modifications, according to its five different functions. These are: prana (the vital energy that controls the breath), apana(the vital energy that carries downward unassimilated food and drink), samana (the vital energy that carries nutrition all over the body), vyama (the vital energy that pervades the entire body), and udana (the vital energy by which the contents of the stomach are ejected through the mouth). The word Prana is also a name of the Cosmic Soul, endowed with activity.

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Prana:

Prana: vital energy; life-breath; life-force.

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Prana: breath or life-force

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PRANA: the vital force, the life-current

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prana:

breath or life-force

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Prana:

Prana ("life/breath"): life in general; the life force sustaining the body; the breath as an external manifestation of the subtle life force

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prana:

The body's energy. spirit. breath. Similar to the Kabalistic "Ruach".

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Prana:

Prana - Energy, air, breath, life force; received by the body from pure food, nurturing, healing and self transformation.

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Prana: means energy; the vital energy which we draw into ourselves from the surrounding universe; ‘breath’: vital force sustaining life and creation, permitting the whole of creation and existing in both the macrocosms and the microcosms.

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Prana:

The vital life-sustaining force of both the body and the universe.

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Prana:

A sanskrit word meaning "breath". Prana is the vital energy which keeps all living things alive. Also known as Chi.

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