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Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Yoga Asanas For Diseases

NAUKASAN


This asana is a simple one, which can be done easily. Stretching and lifting of arms and legs above the floor exerts a pull in the muscles. The movements should be slow, harmonious and controlled. One must avoid chatter, as it will not facilitate concentration. Achieving a perfect pose should not be the aim. One should have a non-striving attitude and perform the Yoga postures in a relaxed manner. Asanas should not be done mechanically. Attention should be on the sensations of the body and it’s movements.

Steps to follow (Naukasan) :

1. Lie on your abdomen.
2. Stretch both the arms forward, keep them on the floor with palms closed together. At the same time place the forehead on the floor.
3.Exhale and inhale, left the arms and head in the front and legs in
the back upwards as much as possible without bending them.
4.Continue to breathe normally and maintain this postme till you feel a pull on the legs.
5.In this asana, both the arms should be raised keeping the palms joined together. Legs should be kept together head should be at the level of arms.

Benefits :

  • It strengthens the spine and makes the lungs strong.
  • It makes the spine flexible.
  • It helps in the functioning of the liver, pancreas and intestines
Disclaimer For Yoga Exercise:
Please do not attempt to practise these without proper guidance from a trained Yoga instructor as these exercises can cause physical disability when done incorrectly.

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