He turned from Prana, ran to the door, and threw it wide.

The company is named for the Buddhist concept of prana.

Slowly, the prana, or breath of life, is drained from the body.

As a result, prana or vital energy can flow and be handled.

She hung on a moment more, going into prana, her deep, controlled breathing.

Her heart was pounding furiously, and no amount of prana would slow it.

You will experience very low levels of thought traffic, as in high Prana state thoughts cannot linger for long.

The prana bored through the lines of power surrounding the Astronomer and turned them inside out.

She went immediately into prana, deep, controlled breathing that sent oxygen through her entire body.

When Prana at last pulled his hand back, he found it tacky and moist.

They hunted humans to feed on their vital energy, called Prana.

Prana had turned off the heat in those buildings so that the corpses would be preserved by the cold.

A representative of Prana at the auction declined to speak with journalists.

The sound of mantras filled the universe with vital energy, or prana.

"We of the Tantara school practice the prana of female and male."

It will take you easily down the Prana.

She took a deep breath, fighting for prana, for equilibrium.

"Uh-huh," Prana said calmly, now looking back up at the colonel.

Prana glanced over at Argan in his bed and viewed a similar sight.

It must have been obvious to Prana as well, Quark thought.

They use concepts such as qi and prana, which may seem mystical to western people.

Thus, a hamsa came to epitomize the prana, the breath of life.

To a great extent, all negative responses have their origin in the disturbed flow of prana.

They also said that it resembles the eastern concepts prana and qi.

Vayu represents air, but in its esoteric sense means Prana, or the life force.