The word Baahya is made from Sanskrit word Baahya which means outside or external. Bahya Pranayama is one of the vital respiration exercises in which you have to forcibly breathe in (inhale), breathe out and then hold the breath (retention). In this, the breathing is kept outside during the process so that’s why this Pranayama […]
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Surya Bhedana Pranayama or Surya Bheda Pranayama is very effective and most important pranayama which is mentioned in Hatha yoga Pradipika. The meaning of “Surya” is Sun and the meaning of the word “Bhedana” is piercing, enter or breaking through something. In terms of yoga Right nadi (right nostril) is called surya nadi or Pingala,
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The word “Chandra” stands for the Moon and the meaning of Bhedan is piercing, enter or breaking through something e.t.c. and it is also known as Chandra bhedi pranayama. We have two nostrils for breathing, in yogic term these two nostrils are called nadi, Right nostril is Surya nadi and left nostril is known as
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Urdhva Hasthasana is best for beginner’s to start their journey of Yoga. Urdhva Hasthasana (Upward Salute Yoga Pose) is performed in a standing position. Upward Salute Yoga Pose is basically targeted your shoulders and also stretches your intercostal muscles. You’ve noticed that, when you wake up and leave out your bed in every morning, you
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Chakorasana is a Sanskrit word in which Chakora means the “Moon Bird”. There are so many romantic lines or Poems of Hindi, in which the poet uses the word Chakora. Many old Hindi romantic songs you heard the Word Chakora with Chaand. Chakorasana Pose (Moon Bird Yoga Pose) is also famous for its various names.
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Supta Baddha Konasana is a complete resting or relaxing Pose. Supta Baddha Konasana is also famous for its hip opening benefits. Reclining Bound Angle Pose is Very simple to perform with numerous benefits. The best part of Supta Baddha Konasana is that anybody can perform it easily. This asana is also known by Reclined Cobbler’s
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Eka Pada Sirsasana (Foot Behind the Head Pose) is the best for advanced level practitioners. But it demands the combination of strength and flexibility. So, that’s why it comes at the advanced level. Note that, it is not for beginners; Eka Pada Sirsasana is totally hardcore hip –opener as well as directly targets your hamstrings. Beginner’s
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Eka Pada Adho Mukha Svanasana is a variation of Downward-facing Dog Yoga pose. But the interesting thing is that Eka Pada Adho Mukha Svanasana is invented or formed by the Americans. It is the great alteration in an ancient Indian Yoga tradition. As we know that, India passes the knowledge of Yoga to all over
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Here is an easy to perform Asana Ardha Uttanasana (Standing Half forward bend benefits). Beginners should add Ardha Uttanasana to their Yoga routine. Standing Half forward bend is an easy variation of standing forward bend (Uttanasana). It’s simple but has amazing effects especially on your hamstrings, quads and another region also. Asana Name – Standing
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Sitting Mountain Pose (Seated Tadasana) is a simple variation of Tadasana. So, everybody can perform Seated Mountain Pose easily. If you find some difficulties during performing standing Tadasana. Then try Seated Tadasana. Definitely, it will relax your mind and body. Basically, Seated Tadasana termed as calming pose, that gives the sense of breath and thus
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