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Prana

usgb/ˈprɑːnə/Volume
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Prana is deeply rooted in Hinduism; understanding its spiritual essence helps grasp its significance. SlideIn meditation, she focused on the flow of prana within.
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Not Breath AlonePlay
While prana includes the concept of breath, it extends beyond physical breathing to a broader energy concept. SlideHe felt his prana rejuvenate while watching the sunrise.
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Metaphysical UsePlay
Prana is often used metaphorically to describe vitality or the essence of life in various contexts. SlideThe garden was full of prana in the spring.