Trikonasana: Trikonasana is made up of two Sanskrit words ‘Trikon (triangle)’ and ‘asana’.Trikonasana is very important for health, and doing this asana has many health benefits. This asana fills the person with energy and Read More
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Yoga asanas is all about practicing old method for health and wellness of mind and body. Read about concept, right practice, precautions, health benefits of yoga asanas. Learn about movement, meditation, and breathing techniques for mental and physical well-being
Chakrasana: Chakrasana is called wheel pose or Urdhva Dhanurasana (upward-facing bow pose). While doing this asana, the position of the body becomes round like a circle. Hence it is called Chakrasana. In Chakrasana, the whole Read More
Mayurasana (Peacock Pose): Mayurasana is a slightly difficult, but highly beneficial asana. Peacock is the national bird of India. In terms of beauty, it is considered the best among birds. Peacock’s claws are high Read More
Sirsasana: Sirsasana (also called Headstand) is a Vishisht asana (special posture). Special poses are those yoga asanas which are not done sitting, standing or lying down. There is a special type of situation for them. Read More
Prana is life, it keeps living beings alive and active. Where Pranayama makes Prana regular and detailed, on the other hand, it makes the power of Prana free and bright. Through Pranayama, Prana flows in Read More
What is Yoga Asanas? Asana is not just a physical process, the seeds of spiritual creation are hidden in it. Asana is the first door to enter spirituality. The word Asana is used in many Read More
Importance of Yoga Asanas: The practice of asana develops steadiness and sloppiness. It increases mental concentration and enthusiasm. Happiness arises from smallness. The person feels well. In the Jabal and Shandilya Upanishads, the one who Read More
Yoga Asanas: In ‘Scientific Study of Yoga’, the effects of asanas, pranayama, bandha, meditation and other yogic activities performed in different countries, especially in India, have been described. During compound movements (electromyographic recording) (EMG), muscle Read More