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Deepika Sharma

Deepika Sharma is an IISDT Certified Yoga Therapist with over a decade of dedicated practice and teaching experience since 2015. Raised in a Brahmin Hindu family, Deepika’s journey into wellness began at home, where she inherited a deep understanding of traditional home remedies and yogic lifestyle from her grandparents.While she holds a Master of Commerce (M.Com), her expertise is centered on Hatha Yoga cleansing techniques (Shatkarma) and Pranayama. Deepika bridge's ancient wisdom with modern needs, providing evidence-based insights on therapeutic essential oils, yogic nutrition, and the health benefits of fruits. She is committed to helping individuals achieve physical vitality and mental clarity through a balanced, natural lifestyle rooted in time-honored traditions.

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Dhanurasana (Bow Pose): Basics, Steps, Benefits & More

Dhanurasana is the 8th pose among the 12 basic Hatha Yoga Poses. It is also a heart-opening backbend stretch asana in Hatha yoga as well as modern yoga style. It helps improve your posture by opening up your chest and shoulders, which counteracts the hours spent at your desk every day. Dhanurasana Basics Sanskrit Pronunciation Dhanurasana (dah-nur-AH-sa-na) Meaning […]

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Halasana (Plow Pose): Basics, Steps, Benefits & More

Halasana (Plow Pose), is a full body stretch that requires you to change your thinking while doing it. Practicing Halasana before meditation, Pranayama, Shavasana (corpse pose), or sleeping definitely gives you a new interesting perspective on things. Halasana Basics Sanskrit Pronunciation Halasana (hah-LAHS-ah-nah) Meaning ‘Hal’ resembles ‘plow’ asana means “pose” or “posture.” Pose Type Inversion, Stretch Pose […]

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Paschimottanasana (Seated Forward Bend): Basics, Steps, Benefits & More

Paschimottanasana is a seated forward bending yoga posture with the upper body folded forward. This asana is part of the Ashtanga primary series and also mentioned in the “Shiva Samhita” as one of the accomplished asanas, along with Padmasana, Vajrasana, and Siddhasana. Paschimottanasana Basics Sanskrit Pronunciation Paschimottanasana (POSH-ee-moh-tan-AHS-ah-nah) Meaning Paschim = west; uttana = stretched out; asana = […]

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Urdhva Upavistha Konasana (Upright Seated Angle Pose)

Urdhva Upavistha Konasana is an intermediate asana in which your spine plays an important role, you need to keep your back straight along with balancing your body on the sit bones. Urdhva Upavistha Konasana Basics Sanskrit Pronunciation Urdhva Upavistha Konasana(Uerd-vah oo-pah-veest-ah kone-ah-sah-nah) Meaning “Urdhva” — meaning “upright”“Upavistha” — meaning “seated” or “sitting”“Kona” — meaning “angle”“Asana” […]

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Sucirandhrasana (Eye of the Needle Pose): Basics, Steps, Benefits & More

Sucirandhrasana is an excellent practicing for cross-legged Supine poses as well as considered a warm-up yoga pose to prepare the body for more intense yoga poses. Sucirandhrasana is one of the easiest yoga poses. that helps to prepare the body for gentle variations of King Pigeon Pose (Eka pada rajakapotasana) as well as Sugarcane Pose […]

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Supta Matsyendrasana (Supine Spinal Twist): Basics, Steps, Benefits & More

The Supine Spinal Twist, or Supta Matsyendrasana, serves as an excellent warm-up pose before engaging in more intense twisting postures. It gently prepares the back muscles, spine, and surrounding tissues for deeper stretches and movements. Supta Matsyendrasan Basics Sanskrit Pronunciation Supta Matsyendrasan(Soop-tah-MOTS-yen-drAA-SUN-aa) Meaning supta meaning supine or reclined,matsya means fish, indra means ruler, asana means pose Pose Type Supine, […]

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