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Yasmin Devonport
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Yasmin Devonport :
Messshki girls 🥰
2023-12-16 21:15:19
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emmajewelllll
Emma💖 :
Where is the dress from?
2023-12-19 04:18:26
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mamba06066
Mamba06066 :
Gorgeous!! How tall are you please?
2023-12-16 20:04:57
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Did you have it tailored? Fits perfectly on you.
2023-12-21 04:18:15
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where is this from?
2023-12-16 20:09:53
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MACKENZIE HUNTINGTON :
No this is an insane slay
2023-12-17 14:17:17
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Where is The skiver clutch from?🫶🏼
2023-12-18 01:04:11
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💨 Kapalabhati emphasizes strong, forceful exhalations while inhalation happens naturally without effort. Breath of Fire, on the other hand, has equal, seamless, and rhythmic inhalations and exhalations, creating a rapid yet steady cycle of breath. 💨 Kapalabhati is a shatkarma (cleansing technique) that detoxifies the lungs, sinuses, and brain by actively removing stagnant air and increasing oxygen intake. Breath of Fire is more of an energetic ignition, stimulating the navel center (Manipura Chakra) and fueling the body’s prana without emphasizing detoxification. 💨 Kapalabhati can be more stimulating for the sympathetic nervous system (fight-or-flight), making it great for energizing the body but potentially overstimulating if done excessively. Breath of Fire, due to its balanced rhythmic nature, can stimulate the nervous system while still promoting a meditative state. 💨 Kapalabhati uses forceful abdominal contractions to push air out, engaging the belly more intensely and requiring conscious engagement of the lower lungs. Breath of Fire involves a rapid, smooth, and controlled diaphragmatic motion, engaging the core muscles subtly. 💨Kapalabhati originates more from the lower belly, using intense abdominal contractions to push air out.Breath of Fire is more diaphragmatic, engaging the solar plexus area with a continuous, pulsating motion. ☝🏼Kapalabhati is better for morning cleansing, clearing mental fog, and preparing for meditation while Breath of Fire helps with expanding awareness, sustaining focus, and generating heat for deeper energetic practice. Do you find this useful? 🧡 #pranayama #yogadailypractice #yoga #breathworkfacilitator

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