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...ion, but the beginning of self-study starts the day a Yoga student decides to be present in his or her practice. For Hatha Yoga students, this may occur as an epiphany during Asana practice, because the emphasis was based upon mastering Asana, Pranayama, and thought.For a student of Jnana Yoga, this epiphany might occur during a reading of scrip...more Yoga for Health and Fitness - The Seven Major Energy Centers (Chakras) ...below).THE SEVEN MAJOR ENERGY CENTERS (CHAKRAS)CROWN CHAKRA - SELF-ILLUMINATION RELATED TO BRAIN, PITUITARY AND PINEAL GLANDSTHIRD EYE CHAKRA RELATED TO EYES, PITUITARY AND PINEAL GLANDSTHROAT CHAKRA (ETHER) RELATED TO LUNGS, VOICE, EARS, NOSE AND THROATHEART CHAKRA (AIR) RELATED TO HEART AND CIRCULATIONSOLAR PLEXUS CHAKRA (FIRE) RELATED TO DIGESTIONSACRAL...more Yoga: Three Reasons You Should Not Do Yoga Posture - Side Plank ...er. However, in some health conditions this posture is not recommended.Three important reasons not to do the Side Plank:1) If you have injured your wrist do not practice this posture, until healed and discussed with your doctor.2) In case of chronic or recent arm or shoulder injury avoid this posture.3) If your ankle was injured do not attempt this posture.Caution: Always check wi...more Yoga in Practice:Mindfulness and Meditation at Work ..., and being mindful of it, is a task within itself.What is the benefit of Pranayama during work? Your blood pressure will be more stable and you will be able to function more rationally during work hours. Once your breath becomes steady, you can make a regular habit of being mindful about it. There are other forms of Pra...more The Ashtanga Yoga Method ...thoughts and feelings resulting from incorrect actions. The Yamas include, Ahimsa(non-violence), Satya(truthfulness), Asteya(non-theft), Brahmacharya(preserving vital energy) and Aparighraha(non-envy).The Niyamas are those thoughts and activities, which promote a state of mind, which is conducive to Yoga. The Niyamas include Saucha(cleanliness), Santosha(content...more |
