Yoga Poses
Yoga for Day 61 - Tree Pose (Vrksasana)
Tree Pose is called Vrksasana in Sanskrit. The term 'vrksa' means 'tree'. Performing the pose promotes balance of body and mind and hence is rightly called Tree Pose.
Tree Pose is called Vrksasana in Sanskrit. The term 'vrksa' means 'tree'. Performing the pose promotes balance of body and mind and hence is rightly called Tree Pose.
In Sanskrit, 'parsva' means 'side', 'ut' means 'powerful and 'than' means 'stretching'. Since this pose involves intense stretching towards the sides it is named thus. Intense Side Stretch Pose is called Parsvottanasana in Sanskrit.
We have covered the benefits and how-to-do of High Plank Pose (Kumbhaka Asana), a version of Four-Limbed Staff Pose, in one of our earlier posts. Beginners can start with High Plank Pose and advance to performing
'Virya' in Sanskrit means 'strength' and 'stambhan' refers to spinal cord. The pose strengthens spinal cord and hence the name. 'Virya' also means 'semen'. Practicing Virya Stambhan Pose improves semen production.
We have covered the benefits and how-to-do of Downward Facing Dog Pose in one of our earlier posts. Dolphin Pose can be called a variation of Downward Facing Dog Pose. In Sanskrit, 'ardha' means 'half', 'pincha' means 'feather'
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