Swara Yoga: The Tantric Science of Brain Breathing

An Ancient Breath & Energy Map for Prana, Nadis & Consciousness

Swara Yoga: The Tantric Science of Brain Breathing by Swami Muktibodhananda opens the door to one of yoga’s more subtle internal sciences. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn how brain breathing (swara) connects your pranic body rhythms with awareness, energy flow, and inner harmony.

What You’ll Discover

• Theoretical foundations of Swara Yoga — prana, nadis, chakras, and breath’s role in inner experience. Ashtanga Yoga Productions
  
  
• A detailed practice section with techniques, charts, and illustrations to help you engage with brain breathing. Ashtanga Yoga Productions
  
  
• Original Sanskrit texts from the Shiva Swarodaya plus English translations so you can access the source material directly. Ashtanga Yoga Productions

Who This Book Is For

• Advanced practitioners ready to explore beyond the physical asana and pranayama layers. Ashtanga Yoga Productions
  
  
• Teachers and guides who intend to incorporate swara science into their teachings.
  
  
• Yoga students interested in subtler dimensions of breath, inner rhythm, consciousness, or energetic anatomy.

Key Features & Benefits

• Softcover, 248 pages — substantial depth in accessible format. Ashtanga Yoga Productions
  
  
• Written in English and Hindi, with line drawings, detailed charts, and diagrams. Ashtanga Yoga Productions
  
  
• Gain an understanding of how to use swara techniques for balancing prana, sensing subtle energy fluctuations, and enhancing mental clarity.
  
  
• Helps you connect practice to the traditional roots: theory, technique, source texts.

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Why This Is a Valuable Addition to Your Yoga Library

• Offers rare transparency into swara science, a subject often passed only via oral tradition.
  
  
• Combines practical technique with authentic source material.
  
  
• Enhances overall practice: better breath awareness, energetic sensitivity, and potential for deeper states of consciousness.
  
  
• Acts as a bridge from ordinary pranayama / breathing work into advanced yogic practices.