prana
Yoga, Jainism. the vital principle.
Yoga. one of five vital breaths moving in the body.
Origin of prana
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How to use prana in a sentence
By extending the fingers, fan shape, you will perceive that each finger is showing its own little outlined prana-aura.
The Human Aura | Swami PanchadasiPractice will enable almost everyone to perceive plainly the outlines of the prana Aura.
The Human Aura | Swami PanchadasiOften the prana-aura, in these experiments, will appear like the semi-luminous radiance surrounding a candle flame or gas light.
The Human Aura | Swami PanchadasiThis prana-aura is identical with human magnetism, which is employed in ordinary magnetic healing.
The Human Aura | Swami PanchadasiIt is not necessary in this book to go into the general consideration of the nature and character of prana.
The Human Aura | Swami Panchadasi
British Dictionary definitions for prana
/ (ˈpranə) /
(in Oriental medicine, martial arts, etc) cosmic energy believed to come from the sun and connecting the elements of the universe
Origin of prana
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