Yoga Glossary Ipsum

A shatkarma technique - also referred as the short intestinal wash. involves the drinking of several glasses of water and the expelling it through stool after a series of exercises (asanas); in the process a thorough cleansing of the colon takes place. 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. an experience of the rise of kundalini that is like a cobra rising. an incarnation of god. antar bow pose, backward bending yoga pose, , often used in bikram yoga..

Ability to control all objects, living and non-living afflictions or tensions, according to yoga there are 5 such afflictions present in humans from birth. an experience of the rise of kundalini where the breath "vanishes". ashvamedha aum auspicious pose -meditative posture similar to siddhasana. bhujanga vedha breath exercise of even inhalation and exhalation that involves all respiratory muscles. chela cobbler's pose, baddha "bound, restrained" kona "angle" asana "pose". crocodile pose. dharma eka pada rajakapotasana emanating from yamnotri in the himalayas and joining ganga near allahabd, north india;refers to pingala nadi in the pranic body. energy center located in the heart region, fourth of the seven chakras..

A colon cleansing technique. a philosophy according to which there is no duality, only a singular state of consciousness. a residential place of people living together, teaching or learning yogic tradition, a dwelling of intensive yoga practice. a thin, round flat bread. active yoga performed in a hot environment. additional name for the great mother. aham ajna chakra antar antar mouna anugraha aparigraha ardha chandrasana with pada-hastasana ardha matsyendrasana ashwini mudra avatar bas bikram yoga bindu vedha brahmacharya breathing exercise manipulating of the diaphragm while the breath is held out. chidakasha credited as being the ancient sanskrit grammarian. crocodile pose. danda ekagrata era of time. ether or space. finding fullness of "god consciousness" residing in one's own nature..