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WERE ANCIENT BREATHING TECHNIQUES SUPPRESSED? 🌬️ Long before modern breathwork, ancient traditions such as pranayama used controlled breathing for physical, mental, and spiritual practices. During colonial rule in India, certain ascetic and yogic communities were suppressed or marginalized, and some traditional practices were transformed as yoga was reshaped for...

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