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{{quotation|Prana is a subtle invisible force. It is the life-force that pervades the body. It is the factor that connects the body and the mind, because it is connected on one side with the body and on the other side with the mind. It is the connecting link between the body and the mind. The body and the mind have no direct connection. They are connected through Prana only and this Prana is different from the breathing you have in your physical body.|Swami Chidananda Saraswati<ref>Chidananda, Sri Swami, ''The Philosophy, Psychology, and Practice of Yoga'', Divine Life Society, 1984</ref>}}
{{quotation|Yoga works primarily with the energy in the body, through the science of pranayama, or energy-control. Prana means also ‘breath.’ Yoga teaches how, through breath-control, to still the mind and attain higher states of awareness. The higher teachings of yoga take one beyond techniques, and show the yogi, or yoga practitioner, how to direct his concentration in such a way as not only to harmonize human with divine consciousness, but to merge his consciousness in the Infinite.|Paramahansa Yogananda<ref name=Yogananda>Yogananda, Paramhansa, The Essence of Self-Realization, {{ISBN
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