Sometimes you’re not breathing. Sometimes you’re breathing too fast. In daily life, the breath often becomes shallow, restless, or unnoticed—especially under stress, emotional strain, or pressure. Pranayama is not breath manipulation. It is the refinement of awareness—where breath becomes a conscious bridge from outer activity to inner steadiness.
Pranayama is described in classical yogic wisdom and referenced across scriptural traditions including the Bhagavad Gita and the Upanishads. In Patanjali’s Ashtanga Yoga, Pranayama is the 4th anga—a bridge between the external and internal limbs. When the breath becomes steady and subtle, the mind naturally becomes prepared for deeper inner practice.
Beyond breathing exercises, you will understand how the Fourth Anga of Yoga steadies the nervous system and prepares the mind for meditation—naturally, without force.
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9 Learning Materials
| Day | Time | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 18-07-2026 | 07:00 - 08:15 PM | Introduction to Breathing: Principles and practice of functional breathing. Breath and lung exercises to prepare for prāṇāyāma. |
| 19-07-2026 | 07:00 - 08:15 PM | Basics of Yogic Breathing - Prāṇāyāma. Its meaning and value today - scriptural and scientific approach Introductory prāṇāyāma practices for general health and wellbeing. |
| 25-07-2026 | 07:00 - 08:15 PM | Prāṇāyāma: Conscious progession, discipline and the value of consistency. |
| 26-07-2026 | 07:00 - 08:15 PM | The Inner Limbs: Prāṇāyāma as a stepping stone to pratyāhāra and preparing the mind for concentration and meditation. |
Harshvardhan is a yoga scholar-practitioner and educator based in Mumbai. Rooted in both traditional practice and academic rigor, his mission is to live, teach, and expand the spiritual message of classical yoga.
Harsh holds an M.A. in Yogaśāstra from the prestigious Kaivalyadhama Yoga Institute and an M.A. in Sanskrit from Chinmaya Vishwavidyapeeth. By blending classical philosophy with practical execution, he guides his students toward a state of inner peace.
He is a Member of the Ad-hoc Board of Studies for Yoga at H.S.N.C. University, Mumbai; has co-founded the Yoga Education College with Eddie Stern and Robert Moses and is dedicated to strengthening the collective memory of the purpose, practice, and implementation of Yoga and its various disciplines in an increasingly modernized world.
Beyond his spiritual and academic pursuits, Harsh is an avid open-water swimmer and freediver who constantly seeks opportunities to reconnect with nature by diving in oceans and mountain streams.
This program is for everyone from yoga practitioners to yoga instructors to yoga enthusiasts or anyone looking to include pranayama in their routine.
Mr. Jhaveri presents the program and information in a highly organized, clear, and engaging manner, making the sessions easy to follow and interesting throughout.
~Anuja SharmaThe pranayama course with Harvardhan Sir was very insightful. His explanations are simple and easy to understand and implement them easy in your practice. Also, he helped in clearing the doubts patiently. Thanks to Hellomyyoga and Harshvardhan Sir for the course.
~Lavanya ChivukulaI am very grateful to have taken this course. Learning from a teacher as knowledgeable and deeply rooted in the yogic tradition as Harshvardhan has been a true privilege. He shares his knowledge with an open heart, generosity, and authenticity, making the teachings both accessible and profound.
~Francisca ZamoranoHarshvardhan Sir teaches excellent techniques for progressing in pranayama. His techniques have a profound impact on both the mind and the body..
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