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All 91 Practices

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Kriyas are advanced cleansing techniques taught individually by your instructor — they are listed here for reference but require personal guidance.
KriyaBeginner

Jala Neti

जल नेती

Nasal irrigation with warm saline water using a neti pot. Jala Neti cleanses the entire nasal passage, sinuses, and Eustachian tubes. It is one of the oldest hygiene practices in the yogic system and is now validated by ENT medicine for managing sinusitis and allergic rhinitis.

respiratorytherapeuticmental clarity
KriyaAdvanced

Sutra Neti

सूत्र नेती

Nasal cleansing using a waxed cotton thread passed through one nostril and out through the mouth. A deeper cleansing technique than Jala Neti, removing chronic mucus from the upper sinuses. Taught under supervision.

Requires supervision
respiratorytherapeutic
KriyaIntermediate

Kunjal Kriya

कुंजल क्रिया

Voluntary stomach wash — drinking 2–4 glasses of warm saline water and then inducing vomiting to cleanse the stomach and oesophagus. Kunjal Kriya removes accumulated mucus and acid, relieves acidity, and stimulates the digestive fire. Performed under guidance.

Requires supervision
digestiontherapeutic
KriyaBeginner

Trataka

त्राटक

Concentrated gazing on a fixed point — typically a candle flame. Trataka purifies the eyes, develops extraordinary concentration and memory, and is one of the classic techniques for preparing the mind for meditation.

mental claritystress anxietysleep
KriyaAdvanced

Dhouti Kriya

धौती क्रिया

Advanced internal cleansing practice involving swallowing and withdrawing a long moistened cloth strip to clean the stomach and oesophagus. One of the six classical Shatkarmas. Performed only under direct supervision of a trained teacher.

Requires supervision
digestionrespiratorytherapeutic