You are probably doing it wrong. Firstly, go to youtube and look up a video of someone showing how to do it. This helped me greatly when I first started out, and didn't quite understand how it was done.
Next, just slow down with your breaths, take more time with the inhales and exhales. If you need to, slow it right down just to get the idea and feel for how it should be. Then you can speed this up.
Again, it shouldn't be making you out of breath, as it fills you with oxygen at a fast pace.
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[email protected][/url], Charlie Olsen <blackvixen111@... wrote:
About the breath of fire... All it really does is make me yawn more and makes me out of breath. It doesn't feel like its oxygenating anything. Am I doing it wrong or what?
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On 2013-08-28, at 3:08 PM, "lydia_666@..." <lydia_666@... wrote:
Adding to what En Haradren wrote, I would suggest doing breath of fire to get your body oxygenated before meditating.
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[email protected][/url], "En Haradren Amlug" <hecktic_shadow@ wrote:
Yawning is the body's reaction when we aren't getting enough oxygen to the brain, this is the first reaction anyway, in extreme cases we feint or pass our so we are lying down and our breathing is more regulated.
The yawn is just to get more oxygen into your lungs, usually you will fill your lungs when you yawn, to then be pumped around your body and to your brain.
The human body is an amazing thing.
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[email protected][/url], "threepointonefourtime" <k0r3yr4m05@ wrote:
Does anyone else yawn when they meditate or try to take in energy? I'm not sure if its caused by me being relaxed or if its my body trying to get rid of excess energy.