
Guided breathwork · 43 min
Vitality Unleashed: SOMA Breath for Optimal Health
Start your day with a charged-up body, a vivid picture of your strongest self, and a breath that feels like light.
With
Rated4.9
- Level
- Some experience helps
- Style
- Guided breathwork
- Sound
- Voice with rhythmic music
- Best time
- Early morning
About this session
- Boosts morning energy
- Builds vitality
- Clears self-doubt
- Strengthens healthy vision
Niraj Naik leads you through three rounds of rhythmic breathing, counted in fours and set to music. Each round closes with an empty-lungs pause, a deep inhale with a pelvic floor squeeze, and a hum on the way out. Along the way you picture yourself fit and strong, then breathe a colour into every cell.
It suits anyone who wants to feel awake, motivated and at home in their body. Try it early in the morning, before the day pulls at you, when you have time to lie down undisturbed. It also helps when old doubts about your health goals feel loud.
After the session
01
Wide-awake energy
Feel warm, tingling aliveness spread through your body.
02
A clear health vision
See and feel who you want to become.
03
Lighter self-belief
Loosen doubts about your fitness and worth.
04
Trust in your body
Notice sensations and use them as guidance.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wants a deliberate, energising start to the morning
- People building fitness habits who want stronger motivation
- Those who feel stuck or doubtful about their health goals
- Breathwork fans who enjoy breathing in time with music
Not now, if…
- Those looking for a gentle wind-down before bed
- People who prefer silent meditation or no breath holds
- Anyone wanting a short practice, as this one runs a full 43 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 colour for, and how do you choose it?
You point a finger to where you feel strength and vitality most in your body, then notice the first colour that comes to mind. You then breathe that colour in as if it fills every cell, and breathe out tension into it. There is no right answer, only your first impression. Later you do the same with the feelings of doubt, then choose a second colour to dissolve them.
What happens during the breath hold?
After the rhythmic breathing, you inhale deeply, exhale fully and hold with your lungs empty. You are invited to count down from 10 to zero and go slightly beyond your comfort zone. When you can't wait longer, you take a sip of air, then hold again one or two times. Finally you inhale, squeeze the pelvic floor and draw the energy up like a spiral of light, then release with a hum.
What is the supercomputer in the magic room?
It is an image for your subconscious mind. You walk toward a room where a computer answers truthfully and instantly. You ask why health matters to you, who you want to be, what values that person holds and how they use their energy. You take the first impressions that arise and let them shape a new movie.
Why does the session turn to doubts in the third round?
Big visions can stir up stuck or icky feelings, so the session lets you meet them. You ask whether you believe in yourself and feel worthy of good health, and notice where doubt sits in your body. You then breathe in a new colour to dissolve it. The affirmations that follow say you are worthy and have everything you need.
What if the breathing rhythm feels too intense?
Niraj says the rhythm matters more than anything else. He says to follow the music and count in fours. If it becomes too intense, simply return to normal breathing, then rejoin the rhythm when it feels right.
What does somatic intelligence mean here?
It is the idea that every action is rooted in a feeling in the body. The more you notice those sensations, the more you can amplify them, release them or use them to move toward your goals. That is why you keep pointing to where you feel them.
