
Guided breathwork · 20 min
Elevating Your Health
Start your morning breathing bright white light through every cell, and rise with steady energy and a sense of wholeness.
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- Level
- All levels
- Style
- Guided breathwork
- Sound
- Voice with rhythmic music
- Best time
- Early morning
About this session
- Lifts morning energy
- Deepens relaxation
- Nurtures overall wellbeing
- Builds a sense of connection
Niraj Naik leads a group breathwork journey set at his jungle home in Thailand, which you picture as a vast temple where you pick your own mat among people from everywhere. You choose a part of the body, give it a dull colour, and breathe that colour out as white light.
It suits mornings when you want to wake the body gently and start the day feeling resourced. It also works whenever you want a long, deep rest with a purpose. Set aside time to lie down undisturbed, and you can either stay still afterwards or rise and begin your day.
After the session
01
A surge of vitality
Rise with fresh life force for your day.
02
Deep, settled calm
Let the body soften through steady rhythmic breathing.
03
A kinder inner message
Carry words of wholeness and strength with you.
04
Togetherness with others
Feel part of a shared, worldwide circle.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wants to wake up with more energy
- People who feel run down and want a restorative reset
- Those drawn to breathwork and imagery used together
- Anyone who enjoys practising with a community, even from home
Not now, if…
- People who prefer a quiet, effortless meditation with no breath control
- Those who dislike holding the breath or counting rhythms
- Anyone wanting a short practice (this runs a full twenty minutes)

About the teacher
Niraj Naik
Founder of Soma Breath, Musical Artist
Niraj Naik is an ex-pharmacist turned holistic health expert, founder of international school of breathwork Soma Breath. Known internationally as the Renegade Pharmacist, Niraj is dedicated to educating others on topics of holistic health, breathwork, meditation, and more. He has also created many other brands related to health and healing, and was featured in articles from multiple news outlets across the world such as Forbes, CNN, The Guardian, and Huffpost.
See all by Niraj NaikQuestions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What is the breathing rhythm in this session?
You breathe in deeply through the nose, from the belly up into the heart, for a count of two. Then you breathe out in a slow, continuous flow for a count of four, with no pause before the next inhale. The music carries the rhythm, and Niraj counts it out loud at first so you can settle in.
What happens when Niraj calls the deep breath, the tone and the hold?
On his command you take a full breath in and squeeze the muscles in your body. Then you release with a long tone, like a mantra, for as long as you can, and hold your breath once it's empty for as long as is comfortable. When you can't hold any longer, you breathe fully in again and repeat.
What is the colour and white light exercise?
Before the rhythm begins, you bring your attention to the part of the body you'd like to energise or restore and give it a colour. It's a dull, dark one. As you breathe, you picture breathing that colour out and turning it into bright white light, then let the light reach every cell.
What is the mantra I repeat during the breath hold?
While holding your breath, you silently say: I am whole, perfect, strong, loving, harmonious, and happy. You repeat it as many times as the hold allows. Niraj describes this as a way to reprogram your thoughts toward a more elevated state of wellbeing.
Why is the jungle temple and the group part of it?
Niraj invites you to imagine walking up to his home in Thailand, feeling the tropical breeze and sunlight, and choosing your spot to lie down. Then you imagine your breath in sync with people all over the world. He presents this shared feeling of togetherness as part of what makes the experience powerful.
What should I do when the session ends?
Niraj gives you two options. You can lie still for a moment, or you can get up and move toward your goals with a fresh burst of energy. Since it's best used early in the morning, rising feels natural.
