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Mindfulness: Breathwork, Meditation & Sound Healing

byPragalbha YogaAt Pragalbha Yoga studio in Sahakar Nagar, BengaluruStarts from1,200 per sessionView full gallery

We create space to pause, breathe, and turn inward. Join us in Sahakar Nagar for guided meditation, traditional pranayama, and sound healing sessions designed to calm your nervous system.

A student rests in Savasana during a sound healing session. The vibrations of the singing bowls help quiet the mind and guide the body into a state of deep relaxation.

A close up of students in a moment of quiet reflection during a sound healing session. This practice can be profoundly relaxing and centering.

Students practicing Brahmari Pranayama, or the Bee Breath. The gentle humming sound calms the mind and soothes the nervous system.

A student practicing Nadi Shodhana, or alternate nostril breathing. This pranayama technique is excellent for balancing the mind and body.

A moment of quiet meditation. Finding stillness allows us to observe our thoughts without judgment and connect with our inner selves.

A montage from a class that ended with a sound bath. The combination of gentle movement and healing sounds leaves everyone feeling refreshed and balanced.

A student practicing pranayama. The large window behind her provides a calming view, enhancing the meditative experience.

A student practicing pranayama while seated on a chair, showing that mindfulness practices are accessible to everyone.

The studio filled with the calming chants of "Shivo'am" during a meditation session. Sound and mantra are powerful tools for focusing the mind.

A Sunday class ending with Soham meditation. This practice involves silently repeating the mantra "So" on the inhale and "Ham" on the exhale, meaning "I am That."

About Mindfulness: Breathwork, Meditation & Sound Healing

In our meditation and sound healing sessions, we use a mix of traditional props like bolsters, blankets, and blocks to ensure your body is completely supported while you practice. When the body is fully at ease, the mind finds it easier to let go, which is why we spend time ensuring each student is set up comfortably before the chanting or sound bath begins.

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