Isbn: 9798240881152 - the language of breath: ancient science, modern healing (2 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Zenmynd, 2026

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    Verlag: Zenmynd Sep 2026, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Long before you feel sick, your breath already knows.For more than five thousand years, yogic science has taught that disease begins in the mind, travels through an unseen energy body, and only then shows up as physical illness, and that breath is the bridge between all three. It's the first place distress shows up, and the first place healing can begin. Modern neuroscience is only now catching up, mapping the vagus nerve, the stress response, and the biochemistry behind a single inhale.In The Language of Breath, meditation teacher Arvind Jagannathan, who has spent more than two decades guiding students across India and the United States, translates this ancient system into a practical guide grounded in both direct experience and current science. Drawing on real students, real recoveries, and research on heart-rate variability, the placebo response, and the body's own pharmacy of healing chemicals, he shows how breathing dysfunction quietly underlies fatigue, anxiety, high blood pressure, and burnout, and how a few unglamorous minutes of daily practice can begin to reverse it.Part memoir, part science journalism, part practical guide, this book makes the case that pranayama isn't mysticism dressed up in incense. It's a tested technology that speaks directly to a nervous system most of us stopped listening to.