Anwen Meditates - A Steemit Health Channel // Today: Introduction and Alternate Nostril Breathing
Hi friends! I am creating a new tag #anwen-meditates to post my own health videos and tutorials. I am creating a Steemit health channel - all of my videos and tutorials are for the wonderful users of Steemit! I am planning on sharing many tutorials, including yoga, guided meditations, breathing exercises, and more. I am also uploading the videos to YouTube in the hope of attracting more users to Steemit.
I have been practicing yoga and meditation for 8 years now, and these practices have been critical in shaping who I am today. My constant practices have brought me inner peace and stability during crazy times, have healed physical and emotional injuries, and have taught me how to be PRESENT!
I am really excited to be able to share these practices with you all. I am first going to share tutorials and videos that you can do right now, wherever you are. These can be used as breaks from the information overload of Steemit / life in general, when you wake up, before you go to bed, or really any time at all :-) My first video tutorial is called "Alternate Nostril Breathing". This ancient Indian practice has many benefits, for example it: connects your right and left hemispheres of your brain, quiets your mind, calms your emotions, prepares your body for meditation, and regulates your body temperature.
Here are the steps that I cover in the video:
- Use your right thumb to close off your right nostril
- Inhale through your left nostril
- Close your left nostril with your ring finger and release your thumb from your right nostril
- Exhale through your right nostril
- Inhale through right nostril
- Use your thumb to close of right nostril
- Breathe out through your left nostril
Happy Sunday and Namaste :-)
Namaste @anwenbaumeister,
Everybody make sure your nostrils are clean and free of boogers before you inhale and exhale. :P
This was quite famous a few years back here at Nepal. A famous Yogi called Baba Ramdev (He is quite famous in India and Nepal) taught this aasan on TV. He called this aasan Anulombeelom. I have never tried it though. I'll give it a try in the evening if I remember. Another one was called Kapaalvaati in which you had to rub the tips of your fingers together.
Ok, time to take a (short) break from Steemit to try it ;) Namaste
Sweet! Namaste :-)
checkout my yoga post https://steemit.com/yoga/@vijaychaudhary09/yoga-queen-part-2-back-bends
great video that helps
Thanks!
Finally, a post with some substance that has been rewarded.
You mean you didn't want another makeup tutorial? ;-)
Oh yes that would be...... no thank you :)
LOL love it!
Congrats on making the front page! It looks like the promo for your new health channel racked up $7,816.80 so far. You might consider cashing out some of that now that it's possible.
You've clearly captured what it takes to make an irresistible post here (i.e., original content, interactive content -- not just text, instructional content, and content that mentions steemit haha). Congrats again and thanks for sharing!
I'm in!
Glad to hear :-) I will be posting another tomorrow!
Awesome Post @anwenbaumeister! Love growing this yoga community!
Thank you! I'm excited for the growing community as well :-)
Very cool! But I do not take way for these things! I have little balance ... lol
hello
Hello!