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Yoganidrasana is called the pose of a sleeping yogi. You can consider it as the sleeping position of a yogi. The pose is sometimes called Dvi Pada Sirsasana. It is a reclining deep forward bending asana in modern yoga. Yoganidrasana is widely practiced pose in the ashtanga yoga tradition. However, it’s a relaxing pose but it is a little […]
Vatayanasana, commonly known as (flying horse pose or horse face pose), is an intermediate yoga posture that is a part of the intermediate series of Ashtanga yoga. The pose looks like a combination of Garudasana (eagle pose) and Ardha Padmasana (half lotus pose). Vatayanasnarequires practitioners to gracefully move into a deep balancing, aligning the body in a […]
Viparita Dandasana (Inverted Staff Pose) is an inverted back-bending asana in the modern yoga style as well as included in flow yoga sequences. As an inversion and hip opener, Viparita Dandasana will certainly challenge you. Viparita Dandasana is a combination of other yoga poses like Matsyasana (Fish Pose), Chakrasana (Wheel Pose) Purvottanasana (Upward Plank Pose) […]
Jathara Parivartanasana, aka Revolved Abdomen pose, Belly twist, or Spinal twist, is a supine pose, holds a significant place in Iyengar yoga tradition. In this pose the abdomen undergoes twisting while lying down in a supine position. The pose is a variation on Supta Matsyendrasana II (Supine Spinal Twist Pose II), but twist is achieved […]
Olive oil can offer several benefits for hair care, but it’s essential to understand its effects and how it might fit into your hair care routine before substituting it for regular conditioners. Benefits of Olive Oil for Hair Olive oil has been traditionally used for its potential benefits in hair care. Its natural properties make […]
Muktasana is one of the seated yoga posture that promotes relaxation and meditation. It is one of the most essential basic level pose, similar to Siddhasana and offering the same effects as siddhasana. The pose is described in one of the thirty-two asanas of the second chapter of the Gherandasamhita. Practicing muktasana calms the entire […]
Supta Bhairavasana is usually called Kala Bhairavasana. The pose is the third series of Ashtanga yoga. It is an advanced variation of Vasisthasana that is performed in a reclined position. The combination of side-bending and twisting creates a fantastic stretch through various parts of the body while also encouraging balance and focus. Along with opening […]
Trivikramasana, also known as the Split Pose or Three Strides Forward Bend, is a advanced level standing yoga asana that requires more flexibility and balance to perform. Trivikramasana Meaning The word Supta Trivikramasana comes from the Sanskrit, Supta means “resting”; Trivikram means “three steps”; and asana means “posture” or “pose.” The asana is an advanced […]
Jyestikasana (The Superior Pose) is a deeply resting and restorative asana, suitable for people of all age groups and yogis of all levels of experience. The pose is a beginner level asana that is performed in prone position (For the prone position, your stomach will be flat and in touch with the ground.). Jyestikasana Meaning […]
