Monthly Archives: December 2010

Complete Relaxation through Yoga Pranayama

Complete relaxation can be an established daily practice of 10 to 30 minutes. The devotion to this amazing Yoga practice makes one clear headed focused, sharp, energised relaxed happy, and satisfied with everything that life has to offer.

Prenatal Yoga Practice Advice

Overall, Hatha Yoga practice during pregnancy reduces pain or anxiety - which often tend to occur during pregnancy. This gives Yoginis restful sleep, preparation for labor and gives a great deal of pleasure to the new life you carry within you.

Yoga Teacher Training – The Headstand and Blood Pressure

Conservative medical opinion also recommends that you avoid the headstand even if high blood pressure is brought to a normal level with medication. Medical opinions will differ from one physician to another, but all Yoga teachers should be on the side of extreme caution.

GROW TALLER WITH YOGA

Asanas, recommended for increasing height, are Tadasana, Trikonasana Suryanamaskara, Shavasana, Sarvangasana, Matsyasana, Halasana, Paschimottanasana, Dhanurasana, Chakrasana, Sethubandhasana, Vajrasana, Shashankasana, and Usthrasana.

How to Become a Yoga Teacher – Self-Study

The calling to teach any subject; stems from learning enough about the subject, to be able to guide others who wish to know more. The first requirement of advanced training, in Yoga, is to be willing to know one’s true self. This internal study makes Yoga unique, in comparison to some subjects, which require us to study how a particular subject is related to external matters. Yogic self-study requires hours of research, practice, and modification.

Yoga Teacher Training – How to Start Teaching Pranayama

Even breathing is a foundational pranayama technique to learn and practice before students go on to advanced forms of pranayama. Where should we start? Savasana is a good place to learn one of the most important skills in yoga, smooth and even breathing.

Yoga Teacher Training – How to Teach Mula Bandha to Your Students

Mula has many spellings. Moola and Mula mean the same thing. This Sanskrit word means: “root.” Mula Bandha means: “root lock,” which refers to locking the center of one’s pelvic floor. How can we teach students to perform the Mula Bundha?

Pranayama and the Mechanism of Respiration

In Yoga, the process of inhaling Pranashakti (Energy associated with Prana) and exhaling it out is called Pranayama. This Pranashakti can be achieved through the control of respiration. There are certain functions of the human body, which are both voluntary and involuntary.

Yoga in Practice – Sustain Your Level of Inspiration

Here is how Yoga inspires the mind, body, and spirit. Many people see inspiration as a form of motivation. Inspiration is much different from motivation. Motivation (positive energy) is the fuel that encourages people to get out of bed every morning. Inspiration is a sustained, and controlled level, of motivation.

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