Yoga Glossary Ipsum

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A meditative seating posture "yoga pose" in which the left heel presses the perineum (stimulating the mooladhara chakra); also called as the adept's pose or the 'pose of perfection'. a renunciate. acharya active yoga performed in a hot environment. akarm dhanurasan alabdha bhumikatva anavamala antar asana baddha konasana brahmin breathing practice in which a soft "humming bee" sound is produced during exhalation to stimulate the ajna chakra buddhi buddhidhyana compass pose. contentment, one of the five niyamas, second of the eight stages of classic yoga. dandayamana dhanurasana disciple, student. eka pada galavasana eka pada koundiyanasana i energy center located behind the forehead or between the eye brows, state of intuitive wisdom consciousness..

Abhinavagupta agnistambhasana pose aham air element an experience of the rise of kundalini in which kundalini takes the form of semen. an experience of the rise of kundalini that is like a cobra rising. anandabhatarika atman bhakti yoga bhastrika pranayama bhujanga vedha bindu vedha brahmacharya brahman brahmin breathing technique which involves gulping air and swallowing it into the stomach and retaining it. buddhi chidakasha chit kundalini cow's face' posture dualistic thought of shaivism, emphasis on the rituals, the disciplines, and the service toward masters. durga easy breath energy lock created by the contraction of the perineum in the male and the cervix in the female. enough, finished. flow of breath in the left nostril four ancient texts- rig, yajur, sama, atharva, which are further divided into samhita, brahmana, aranayaka and upanishads. they.

A yoga gesture in which one focusses at the mid-eyebrow centre. abdominal retraction lock'; drawing in of the abdomen towards the backbone after exhaling. anubhava ardha matsyendrasana arjuna and his five brothers, the heroes of the mahabharata. ashvamedha bhuja "arm, shoulder" pida "pain, discomfort, pressure" asana "pose". buddhidhyana bund cobra pose. dhanurasana ego flow of breath in the left nostril.
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