vayu

/ˈvɑːjuː/
noun
  1. In Hindu mythology, the god of wind and air.
    • The temple has a statue of Vayu riding a chariot pulled by horses.
    • In the ancient texts, Vayu is described as a swift and powerful deity.
    • Many prayers to Vayu ask for gentle breezes and good weather.
  2. A term for wind or air, especially in yogic or Ayurvedic contexts.
    • Ayurveda teaches that balanced vayu leads to good health.
    • The practitioner focused on the movement of vayu during the breathing exercise.
    • In yoga, controlling the vayu in your body helps you feel calm.
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