마하 반다
- 영문
- Great lock
- 로마자 · IAST
- Mahābandha
- 산스크리트어
- महाबन्ध
이해하기
Modern YIDL three-lock composite and classical seated Maha are distinct methods.
전통과 표기
Yoga in Daily Life — Paramhans Swami Maheshwarananda
Sanskrit compound normalized without editorial hyphen from the cited Sanskrit Documents text; IAST transliterated from that spelling; English descriptive label and Korean transcription are Earth editorial translations reviewed 2026-10-13. Maha composite classification describes YIDL, not a claim that HYP3.19–22 is the same recipe.
Classical Maha: left heel at perineum, right foot on left thigh; sides repeated
This named classical seated method differs from modern empty-lung composite; qualified instruction required (Earth practice qualification).
Inhale, chin to chest, retain; verse22 records a tongue-lock alternative.
풀어내기
Slow exhalation; repeat opposite side.
YIDL three-lock composite
Comfortable holding only; all three individual bandha precautions apply.
On retained exhalation apply Jalandhara, Uddiyana, then Mula.
풀어내기
Release in the same sequence, then inhale.
출처와 검토 기록 2
Sanskrit Documents; attributed to Svātmārāma
HaṭhayogapradīpikāSanskrit Documents edition, chapter3.19–22
This named classical seated method differs from modern empty-lung composite; qualified instruction required (Earth practice qualification).
검토 2026년 10월 13일
Yoga in Daily Life / Paramhans Swami Maheshwarananda
Maha BandhaPractice (Jalandhara, Uddiyana, Mula composite); title. Sanskrit name cross-check: Sanskrit Documents hyp.html3.19–22 (pranayama-hyp).
검토 2026년 10월 13일
Practice; Caution
Comfortable holding only; all three individual bandha precautions apply.
검토 2026년 10월 13일