The Corpse Pose or Savasana is the classic relaxation pose, practiced before each session, between asanas and in Final Relaxation. It looks deceptively simple, but it is in fact one of the most difficult asanas to do well and one, which changes and develops with practice. … Read more
Insomnia can be a rather unpleasant condition especially if it lasts for long periods of time. Find out what you can do to make sleepless nights a distant memory using ayurvedic treatment and yoga methods. Insomnia is more common than we think. Due to the stressful … Read more
Mudras are easy to perform at anytime, although sitting in the lotus position and focusing on the healing can be an advantage. Although mudras can be used for healing certain ailments, regular practise of mudras will contribute to your overall good health and can be used … Read more
In Bhujangasana, the head and trunk arch gracefully up, like a Corba with its hood raised. Your spine receives a powerful backward stretch, the surrounding musculature is strengthened and the abdominal organs are toned up and massaged. The pose is particularly effective for combating menstrual irregularities … Read more
Physiological Benefits of Yoga Stable autonomic nervous system equilibrium Pulse rate decreases Respiratory rate decreases Blood Pressure decreases (of special significance for hypo reactors) Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) increases EEG – alpha waves increase (theta, delta, and beta waves also increase during various stages of meditation) … Read more
Diabetes is caused by excess sugar in blood which could not be utilized or burned down into some physical workout. Irregular or junk food, more carbohydrates and fat but less protein and vitamins in food can also lead to diabetes. Frequent consumption of liquor can also … Read more