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Left, Right, and Centered
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Pranayama reinvented

Fall Back in Love with Your Practice
Why do singers stand when they sing? Because standing unleashes the full power of the breath.
Now imagine yogis doing the same—standing tall for nadi shodhana (Left Right Breath). With elbows supported on blocks, a 24-minute practice becomes effortless, painless, and delightful, even for beginners. Consistency and frequency over time is where the transformation happens.
For six years online, a dedicated group of yogis has been reimagining pranayama, making the profound alternate nostril teachings of Swami Kripalu accessible, practical for modern living, and soothing to the soul. We’d like to share with you our joyful, daily ritual you’ll want to return to again and again.
In this weekend immersion, you will be introduced to:
- A daily ritual of breath, gratitude, and loving awareness
- Evidence-based reasons for a standing, split breath, mindfulness practice
- How stillness, mudras, and bandhas will enrich your experience
- How to start the day with renewed bright energy
- Daily, free, live online support after the weekend is over!
Stand up and breathe. Fall back in love with your yoga practice.