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Endocrine glands which control potassium and calcium levels in the body.
Pectorals
Chest muscles that pull and rotate the arms.
Pelvic Floor
Perineum.
Pharyngeal plexus
Intersection of a group of nerves located at the back of the mouth associated with the with the vishuddi chakra.
Pineal
Endocrine gland situated above pituitary gland in the skull.
Pingala
Sun nadi channel on the right side of the spine through which prana moves corresponding to the sympathetic nervous system.
Pituitary gland
Master controlling endocrine gland. Produces not only its own hormones, but also influences the hormonal production of the other glands. Located at the base of the brain. Connected to the hypothalamus.
Prakiti
The physical universe.
Prana
Life force or vital energies of the universe that animates all physical matter, including the human body. The soul of the universe.
Pranayama
Lliterally "breath control." Any of the hundreds of therapeutic breathing patterns used in any of the forms of Yoga or the martial arts. Control of vital and psychic energy in the body.
Prasada
Divine grace and mental clarity
Pratyahara
Turning the senses inwards, so as to detect the subtle currents and centers within the body.
Prostatic plexus
Intersection of nerves in the lower pelvis, which corresponds to the mooladhara chakra.
Psychosomatic
Interaction of mind and body.
Puraka
Inhalation, an aspect of breath control (pranayama).
