All Yoga Poses Blogs

The Virabhadrasana is named after the Sanskrit words Vira, meaning warrior; Bhadra, meaning auspicious; and asana, meaning pose. This asana requires strength and stability. Hindu mythology defines the Virabhadrasana variation as named after Virabhadra (the great warrior), believed to have arisen from one of Lord Shiva’s dreadlocks. All three poses in the Virabhadrasana series represent Virabhadra’s different poses when facing

Historically, Warriors have been considered symbols of strength, skillfulness, and power. Similarly, the capacity of the yoga pose, also known as the Virabhadrasana (Veer Bhadra asana) or Warrior pose, is also paramount in yoga.  The name of this standing yoga pose comes from the Sanskrit words Vira, which represents a warrior; Bhadra, which denotes good or auspicious; and asana, which

Bhadrasana is also known as “Baddha Konasana”. The name comes from the Sanskrit words Buddha, meaning “bound,” Koṇa, meaning “angle”, and Asana, meaning “posture” or “seat.” So, the whole meaning of this asana is “angle pose.” Yogi Swatmarama, the author of Hatha Yoga Pradeepika, cites four main asanas for meditation. Bhadrasana is one of the fourth asanas. It is ideal

Nowadays, where stress and sitting for long hours are commonplace, yoga offers a great way to feel better physically and mentally. Ardha Matsyendrasana (Half Lord of the Fishes Pose) stretches your body and helps you connect your mind and body. Ardha Matsyendrasana is one of the famous variations of Matsyendrasana because of its numerous benefits. This half-twist posture will guide

Purna Matsyendrasana, also known as the “Full Spinal Twist Pose,” is a variation of Matsyendrasana. This asana indicates the whole twist that engages the entire spine. Traditionally, advanced yogis practice Purna Matsyendrasana to increase spiritual energy, purify the body, and open the mind. Performing Full Spinal Twist Pose, can be tricky, but the rewards are well worth the effort. This

The name ‘Matsyendrasana‘ is derived from three Sanskrit words. It combines ‘Matsya,’ meaning ‘fish,’ ‘Indra,’ which refers to bhagwan ‘intra’’ and ‘asana,’ which means ‘yoga posture.’ In English, it is known as “Lord of the Fishes Pose.” If you look at an image of this yoga pose, you’ll notice that it resembles the posture of a fish. The complete form

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