Yogasana Postures

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 […]

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 […]

Advasana (Reverse Corpse Pose) is a basic and one of the relaxing yoga poses. It is a beginner level restorative pose usually performed after an intense yoga session. The pose is practiced for brings certain changes into the excited state of the body that provide mental peace and serenity, and gives deep rest to the […]

Urdhva Hastasana translates to “Raised Hands Pose, is a standing asana like Tadasana. It’s an important sequence of Surya Namaskar, usually a short asana for beginners level, done for a short duration. The pose is a simple-looking pose — is a natural way to stretch the whole body, often forms the foundation pose for all […]

Supta Vajrasana is mentioned in the yoga texts such as the Hatha Yoga Pradipika (one of the most recognized books on yoga) and the Gheranda Samhita. The pose is an advanced form of traditional Vajrasana that performed in the supine position. It can be quite difficult to master in Supta Vajrasana. For this, the practitioner […]

Padahastasana, also known as Hand Under Foot Pose, is also one of the postures of standing yoga poses. Standing in this posture is tilted forward touched the feet with both hands. It is considered to be a very good posture for those who are in the early stages of yoga or asana. In the traditional […]

The Ardha Bhekasana is one of an advanced variations of Bhujangasana that shares a similar back-bend foundation. The pose prepares the body to attain the full frog pose by opening up the hip joint as well stretches the whole upper body. It is an asymmetric stretching posture where the focus is on opening the hips, simultaneously stimulating […]

Agnistambhasana Or fire log pose is a yoga asana named primarily after the fire, is beginner level posture which guarantees a sense of calmness along with several benefits. The pose is closely resemble the position of the front leg in Pigeon (Eka Pada Rajakapotasana), one such yoga asana which has been stretches the outer hips […]

Yoga can certainly contribute to achieving an hourglass body by promoting strength, flexibility, and muscle tone in specific areas. While yoga isn’t targeted solely for shaping the body, certain poses can engage and strengthen muscles, enhancing the appearance of an hourglass figure. Hourglass Figure The fashion industry often categorizes female body shapes into several categories, […]

“Bakasana” is just another name of Crane or Crow Pose, also known as Kakasna. Basically, work on arm and wrist balancing posture. We have come across many poses which are supremely amazing for a nice body. However, Bakasana has several benefits which are good for many reasons. Many Asians believe that the pose makes you feel […]

The concept of seven chakras is rooted in ancient Indian spiritual traditions, particularly within the practice of yoga and Ayurveda. They are related to our body but you cannot feel them through your senses. The energy emanating from all these chakras gives vitality to the body. Ayurveda enumerates ways to awaken or activate these chakras […]

Yoga is a wonderful practice for women (and men) that can help them achieve a toned and leaner body when combined with other healthy lifestyle choices. Some styles of yoga, such as Power Yoga, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Bikram, are more physically demanding and can help with weight loss and muscle toning. These styles often involve […]