Shankha prakshalana
Shankhaprakshalana is a yogic cleansing technique used to cleanse the entire digestive tract. It involves drinking warm saltwater and performing specific asanas (poses) to help move the water through the digestive system. Here are the 5 key poses used in Shankhaprakshalana:
1. Tadasana (Palm Tree Pose)
Stand with feet together and arms by your side. Raise your arms above your head, interlocking your fingers with palms facing upward. Stretch your body upward while standing on your toes, hold for a few seconds, and then return. This pose helps the water move through the stomach into the small intestine.
2. Tiryaka Tadasana (Swaying Palm Tree Pose)
Stand in Tadasana with arms raised. While keeping the feet flat on the ground, bend the upper body to the right, hold briefly, then bend to the left. This helps the water move through the intestines.
3. Kati Chakrasana (Waist Rotating Pose)
Stand with feet hip-width apart, arms stretched out in front. Twist the upper body to the right, wrapping the left arm around the torso, and look over the right shoulder. Twist back to the left in a similar way.This pose helps the water continue its journey through the intestines.
4. Tiryaka Bhujangasana (Twisting Cobra Pose) Lie face down with legs hip-width apart, palms flat on the floor beside the chest. Raise your torso into a cobra pose, then twist your head and upper body to look over your right shoulder. Return to the center, and then twist to the left. This pose aids in moving the water through the lower abdomen.
5. Udarakarshanasana (Abdominal Stretch Pose)
Squat down with feet flat and hands on the knees. Twist your torso, bringing the right knee to the ground while keeping the left knee up, and then switch sides. This movement encourages the water to reach the lower part of the intestines and colon.
These asanas are performed in sequence with the consumption of saltwater, helping in cleansing the digestive tract.
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Our breath changes nostrils every hour, aligned with the universe and the movement of the sun, moon, and stars. At sunrise and sunset, our breath switches nostrils.
Breathing through the right nostril increases metabolism and is associated with the left brain (logic). Breathing through the left nostril is associated with the right brain (music and creativity).
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Eat when the right nostril is functioning (metabolism is high).
Avoid drinking water or aerated drinks immediately after eating. Drink water one hour before or after meals.
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Sleep on the left side for better sleep and digestion. Right nostril functioning during sleep leads to vivid dreams and poor sleep quality.
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Pregnancy yoga
From Bump to Bliss: Embracing Your Journey with Pregnancy and Postnatal Yoga.
Pregnancy and motherhood are transformative journeys filled with joys, challenges, and a whole lot of change. In this whirlwind, it's easy to neglect your own well-being. But fear not, mamas! Pregnancy and postnatal yoga offer a beautiful sanctuary to nurture your body, mind, and spirit throughout this incredible experience. For joining our sessions Whatsapp/Call us at +91 62832 66268
Blooming with Prenatal Yoga:
Gentle Movement, Big Benefits: Pregnancy yoga adapts traditional poses to accommodate your growing belly and changing center of gravity. Expect gentle stretches, strengthening exercises, and breathwork, all designed to:
Increase flexibility and strength: Prepare your body for childbirth and postpartum recovery.
Reduce common discomforts: Ease backaches, nausea, and fatigue.
Improve sleep quality: Drift off to dreamland more easily.
Boost mood and reduce stress: Navigate emotional fluctuations with grace.
Connect with your baby: Deepen your bond through mindful movement and breath awareness.
Finding Your Flow:
Seek a Certified Instructor: Opt for a yoga teacher specifically trained in yoga. They understand your unique needs and can modify poses for different trimesters and individual limitations.
Listen to Your Body: Every pregnancy is different. Honor your limits and don't hesitate to pause or modify poses as needed.
Embrace Community: Join a prenatal yoga class to connect with other expectant mothers, share experiences, and build a support network.
Blossoming After Birth: Postnatal Yoga
Nurturing Recovery: Postnatal yoga gently guides your body back to strength and flexibility after childbirth. Focus areas include:
Rebuilding core strength: Restore diastasis recti and improve pelvic floor health.
Easing postpartum discomforts: Address aches, pains, and breastfeeding challenges.
Rekindling your energy: Combat fatigue and regain your pre-pregnancy zest.
Managing emotional shifts Navigate the "baby blues" and find emotional balance.
Creating mommy-and-me moments: Bond with your little one through playful yoga poses and songs.
Remember, Mama:
Start Slowly: Wait at least 3 weeks postpartum before starting yoga, and always consult your doctor first.
Be Kind to Yourself: Recovery takes time. Be patient, listen to your body, and celebrate every milestone.
Find Joy in the Journey: Pregnancy and motherhood are precious times. Use yoga as a tool to nurture yourself, connect with your baby, and embrace the magic of this extraordinary chapter.
So, mamas, take a deep breath, roll out your mat, and step onto the path of prenatal and postnatal yoga. It's an investment in your well-being, a source of strength, and a reminder that you are worthy of care and compassion throughout this incredible journey. Namaste!
Remember, the most important pose is the one that feels good for you and your baby.
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