I have an issue (potentially). When I try to intensely take a breath in deeply, my nostrils collapse upon themselves and they make this annoying wheezing sound and it becomes impossible to inhale to my maximum capacity. Also I get no vibrations from this method.
Now I did sort of get around this by consciously keeping my nostrils open but then the exhaling physically hurts (it’s the same feeling when you try to snort out something very hard or cough out phlegm) as there is a lot of painful friction at the back of my nose (at the nasopharynx). Also I am unable to focus on visualising the energy. Surprisingly though, this brought back the powerful vibrations I felt in my legs (and only in my legs) after about 15-20 breaths.
Which should I go with now? The first method which is less painful but doesn’t give me any sensations? Or the second method which is physically painful but gives me the leg vibrations?
Ok first of all, don’t focus on visualizing the energy until AFTER you’ve taken the deep breath and said the affirmation.
Until then, focus on FEELING the charge/energy building in the Solar Plexus.
ok. need to learn how to do this then.
Whenever you lying down, I want you to place a book on your stomach and focus on breathing into your stomach so that the book on your stomach moves up and down…
All these fine muscles man. I’ll be honest, in my real life, my voice cracks constantly when talking (amplified by anxiety) and I have that dreaded vocal fry when talking as well. I just never seemed to have learnt how to control my voice properly.
Holy shit, just discovered that gem.
This is almost time for Bed here so I did a small round with Soma Breath (Rythmic Breathing + Long Breath retention on the exhale), this is STRONG!
Will add it to my daily regiment
Though how do you guys hold on regarding the shoulders? This is killing them.
Any part I am missing out?
I think a new topic on correct breathing techniques for the star exercise would be great. Getting a precise insight into how it all works would be tremendously helpful as breathing is half the exercise. From where to feel the breath, to proper exhaling technique to mastering any difficulties. I think it’d be a great idea.