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Uloshengitysjä, often translated as "exhalations" or "outbreathings," refers to the final stage of the yogic practice of pranayama. This phase involves the controlled expulsion of air from the lungs. Following the inhalation (puraka) and retention (kumbhaka), the yogi gradually releases the breath, typically through the nostrils, with a focus on mindful control and awareness. The duration and manner of exhalation can vary depending on the specific pranayama technique being practiced.

The purpose of uloshengitysjä is multifaceted. It is believed to help release stagnant energy and emotions from the body and mind. A slow and steady exhalation can activate the parasympathetic nervous system, promoting relaxation and reducing stress. It also plays a crucial role in preparing the body for the subsequent inhalation, ensuring a smooth and continuous flow of breath. Different schools of yoga may emphasize slightly different techniques or interpretations of uloshengitysjä, but the core principle remains the mindful and controlled expulsion of breath to achieve physical, mental, and energetic balance. The practice is considered an integral part of a comprehensive yoga regimen.