Yoga Glossary Ipsum

. 'bellows' breathing technique in which the breath is forcibly drawn in and out through the nose in equal proportions, like the pumping action of the bellows. a shatkarma technique - cleansing of the nasal passages with water by alternating the flow of water in the nostrils, preferably using a neti pot. a site in kashmir where the shiva sutras are said to be carved in the face-down surface of a rock, called shankarpal, lying in a river. abhinavagupta's grandmaster; a poet and mystic who composed songs in praise of shiva, known as the utpalasutravali. agni kriya ananda balasana anavamala asan point asteya author of the yoga sutras and preacher of the eight-fold (ashtanga) yoga, name of the first writer of the yoga philosophy. baddha konasana basti bhujanga vedha bindu brahmanand breath exercise of even inhalation and exhalation that involves all respiratory muscles. breathing technique - is the 'alternate nostril breathing' or 'balanced breathing' - balances the energy flow in the channels and purifies the energy channels (nadi) by balancing the flow of breath through the right and left nostrils. buddhi chapatti child's pose. danda dhauti devi eight fold path of yoga: yama, niyama, asana, pranayama, pratyahara, dharana, dhyana, samadhi, a vigorous yoga to build strength, flexibility, and stamina. classic yoga writings, the yoga sutras, were compiled 200 years b.c.e. by patanjali, referring to eight major parts, sometimes referred to as the eight limbs of yoga, from the words ashta "eight" and anga "limbs". fire, the god of fire. foot; section of a literary work..

'bellows' breathing technique in which the breath is forcibly drawn in and out through the nose in equal proportions, like the pumping action of the bellows. a deep relaxation technique also called 'yogic sleep' in which mind and body is at complete rest but with complete awareness. 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. a stage in the experience of the rise of kundalini when the breath stops and becomes congealed low in the body. agnistambhasana pose an experience of the rise of kundalini that is like a cobra rising. an incarnation of god. ardha ardha chandrasana with pada-hastasana ardha matsyendrasana ardha padmasana asamprajnyata samadhi bandha bikram yoga breathing technique which involves hissing leading to a cooling effect upon the whole body. called heart-oriented, this yoga integrates the celebration of the heart, universal principles of alignment, and energetic asanas. cloth woven from the wool of a species of goat that lives in the high himalayas. continuous chanting i.e repetition of a mantra cosmic causal state. credited as being the ancient sanskrit grammarian. danda dhauti dhauti dukha energy center located behind the forehead or between the eye brows, state of intuitive wisdom consciousness. firelog pose. flying crow pose..

Bhastrika pranayama brahmanand. A part of the famous hindu epic "mahabharata". teachings of lord krishna to his disciple arjuna at the commencement of the battle of kurukshetra, with explanations on sannyasa yoga, karma yoga, bhakti yoga, and jnana yoga. abhinavagupta's master. abhyasa additional name for the great mother. akbar antar anu aparigraha ardha chandrasana with pada-hastasana author of the yoga sutras and preacher of the eight-fold (ashtanga) yoga, name of the first writer of the yoga philosophy. baddha konasana bhramara vedha bhujangasana breath retention. breathing technique - is the 'alternate nostril breathing' or 'balanced breathing' - balances the energy flow in the channels and purifies the energy channels (nadi) by balancing the flow of breath through the right and left nostrils. cock pose. cosmic causal state. dandayamana bibhaktapada janushirasana dandayamana janushirasana disciple, student. divine presence governing the yamas & niyamas. easy breath era of time. fainting or swooning breath' in which the breath is inhaled slowly and retained for an extended period..