Sanskrit Symbol for Breathe

Life enters our body by riding on the breath. And life ends with the ride of breath. But between them how many times did you take the Breath. I mean breathing while awake.?conscious breathing .

There are 72,000 nerves in our body. Like these rivers, the system has channels or ways of life. These 72,000 nerves have no physical expression.

In a sense, if you cut off the human body, you won’t get any of it. But when you become more aware of the body, you will definitely see that the energies in the body exist automatically. There are 72,000 different ways in which prana or energy circulates in the body. Life is a breath of energy, it is very important.

If you haven’t been surprised yet, here I am talking about breathing in the waking state. Conscious breaths … breathe…

The Sanskrit symbol for breath was actually!

I actually tried to find the symbol of ancient Indian Sanskrit breath in Indian mythology and on the internet. But here in fact the symbol of breath is referred to as prana.

According to the descriptions of the great sages and meditative monks who have gone into the depths of life, the understanding of the origin of Ekaksharam (Om) begins.

Breath is prana, and Om is the symbol of breath in ancient Indian Sanskrit .

To understand the Sanskrit symbol for breath more easily, let us try to understand the symbol of Om (?) according to the Sanskrit grammar.

Om is in every religion. Going to Central Asia, Aum became ‘Amin’ and ‘Amen’. Sanskrit symbol for om is made up of three letters. aaa + uuu + mmm

These are the original sounds that keep on being uttered all around us.

Read more Sanskrit symbols for aum (?) meaning !