Sitali Pranayama
- Ashland Kundalini Yoga

- Feb 4
- 1 min read
"Sitali Pranayama is a cooling breath that involves inhaling the breath through the curl of the tongue. We breathe as if “drinking” in moisture-rich air, which cools us down – physically and emotionally.
This practice is said to cool the body and in the wisdom of Ayurveda, soothe a pitta imbalance. This practice also reduces fatigue, bad breath, and fevers."
~Via 3ho.com
Other notable benefits of Sitali Pranayam are:
Soothes anger
Aids in Cleansing and elimination
Detoxifying
Aids in digestion
Healing for the nervous system
Calming
Sitali Pranayam
How to do it:

Roll your tongue into a tube (or, if your tongue doesn’t roll, simply extend your tongue out past your lips and sip air over it )
Inhale long, slow, and deep through the rolled tongue.
Exhale long, slow, and deep through the nose and repeat.
Just 3 minutes cools the emotional heat and expands
your tolerance. It’s like hitting the “chill” button on your nervous system.

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