Hinduism - What Is Vyana In Tradition Indian Physiology?

 

One of the five physical "winds" responsible for fundamental physiological activities, together with prana, apana, udana, and samana, according to traditional Indian physiology.

Unlike the others, which are associated with particular parts of the body, the vyana wind is said to pervade the whole body, keeping everything flowing and intermingled.

~ Kiran Atma

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Hinduism - What Is Udana?

 

One of the five physical "winds" responsible for fundamental body activities in traditional Indian physiology, the others being prana, apana, vyana, and samana.

The udana wind is said to live in the neck and to be the force that propels objects out of the mouth, most notably speech and music, but also burps and (probably) vomit.

~Kiran Atma

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