Bumblebee breath is a yogic breathing exercise, or pranayama, that resembles the sound of a bumblebee's buzzing. It is also known as bee breath and humming breath in English, and as bhramari pranayama in Sanskrit. Bumbleebee breath is typically practiced in a seated position, such as easy pose… View Full Term
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