Ryazat

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Ryazat is the Universal Sufi practice of mindfulness of breath, similar to its Buddhist equivalent.^[1]

It has three forms:

• kasab
• shaghal
• amal.

Ryazat is used as a meditation for many daily activities and as a source of prana.^[2]

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