Extended side angel pose

Utthita Parsvakonasana Extended side Angle Pose

Extended side angle pose is beginners pose with multiple benefits. Apart from strengthening both legs and arms, this pose helps to build stamina, relieves backache. It is a suggested pose for pregnant women. One need to understand how to get into pose, balance and properly bring neck into position. Other benefits of the pose is, it stretches abdominal muscle , reduces sciatica pain and increases metabolism.

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Essential oils for yoga practice

Essential oils for enriching yoga practice

Sometimes one can practice yoga combining with certain essential oils as essential oils helps to bring positive emotional state and mental clarity.

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International Yoga

Yoga changes gene expression for better

Do you know when you are doing Surya Namaskar or Sun Salutation or any Yoga pose -your gene expression might be changing for better!

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Wide legged forward bend

Wide legged forward bend

Wide legged forward bend is a beginner pose but provides many benefits for the body. To increase the flexibility of entire body, this pose helps as it stretches hamstrings, IT band, back muscles and groins.

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Vinyasa Yoga

For A Better Day Try Vinyasa Yoga

People feel after vinyasa yoga practice they do not need any weight lifting or body work classes.

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Failure is success in progress

Failure is an opportunity

Most people are afraid of failure in life. Truth is everyone in their life faces failure. Failure should not stop us on focusing on our goals because failure is an opportunity.

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Sleep : Important for Mind and Body

Sleep : Important for Mind and Body

We all have nights where we find it hard to fall asleep, find ourselves waking up in the night or have dreams that disturb our sleep. This is perfectly normal.

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Advanced yoga pose

Flying Crow Pose

Flying Crow Pose is an advanced yoga pose that must be learnt and practiced in front of an experienced yoga instructor. This pose known as Eka pada Galvasana in Sanskrit, named after Saint Galvav.

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