Yoga Glossary Ipsum

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A session of devotional singing, chanting or meditation. a stage in the experience of the rise of kundalini when the breath stops and becomes congealed low in the body. additional name for the great mother. asteya balancing stick pose, often used in bikram yoga. baudha ajnana chidanand cosmic causal state. dandayamana bibhaktapada paschimottanasana divine presence governing the yamas & niyamas. eagle pose, often used in bikram and other forms of yoga. existence-knowledge-bliss..

A yoga gesture in which one focusses at the mid-eyebrow centre. abhyantara ability to control all objects, living and non-living agnistambhasana pose akarm dhanurasan antar kumbhaka bahir kumbhaka bhujangasana brahma called heart-oriented, this yoga integrates the celebration of the heart, universal principles of alignment, and energetic asanas. cobbler's pose, baddha "bound, restrained" kona "angle" asana "pose". continuous chanting i.e repetition of a mantra existence-knowledge-bliss. experience, realization. flying crow pose..

A cleansing technique that involves the cleansing of the stomach by drinking in water and then expelling it by inducing vomiting. a diagram or pictorial representation of a mantram. a female kashmiri shaivite saint and 14th century poet. a posture in which organs and muscles are contracted to create energy lock in a specific area. a prop used as an extension of the arm to assist in yoga. additional name for the great mother. air element an experience with the rise of kundalini that is like the buzzing of a black bee. ananda another shatkarma (cleansing technique) - involves cleaning of the nasal passages or sinus irrigation; jala neti forms a part of the various neti kriyas. antar dhauti antar mouna ardha dhanurasana back stretching pose, seated forward bend. bhajans bij bindu vedha chakra chidanand exhalation existence-knowledge-bliss. flying crow pose. focused or "one pointed" awareness or concentration, the ability to focus the mind on an object without distraction for extended periods of time..
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