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Āpta Pramāṇa - आप्त प्रमाण
 
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==Sastra Pramana Source==
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==Apta Pramana Source==
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Hatharatnavali III 68
 
Hatharatnavali III 68
 
==Original Verse==
 
 
 
  
 
==Transliteration==
 
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Stretches the back, and back of legs, feeling of playfulness
 
Stretches the back, and back of legs, feeling of playfulness
  
==Name/City/Profession==
 
Ma Nithya Nirishvarananda, Miami, Yoga Acharya
 
  
 
==Regular Photo==
 
==Regular Photo==
 
sayita-pascimatanasana.jpg
 
sayita-pascimatanasana.jpg
  
 
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[[Category: Asanas]]
 
 
==Simple sketch==
 
Niralambhasana (HR - III.12,61 _ MnL - IX.26).png
 

Latest revision as of 16:47, 19 June 2019

Description

Sayita-pascimatanasana: asana

Asana Type

Inverted

PRAMANA

Āpta Pramāṇa - आप्त प्रमाण

Apta Pramana Source

Hatharatnavali III 68

Transliteration

tänaà çayitvä tu kurvéta çayitapaçcimatänakam ॥68॥


Translation

Lie supine and practice pascimatana to form sayita-pascimatana.


Apta Additional References

Contraindications : Do not do with any back injury


Steps/Technique

1. Lie supine. 2. Rool over bringing the toes to the ground over head. 3. Bring the hands to the toes. 4. Keep the legs straight.


Atma Pramana (Benefits)

Stretches the spine, back, hamstrings and buttocks … engage abdominals Stimulates the liver, kidneys, ovaries and uterus Helps menopause symptoms Improves digestive fire, appetite, reduces obesity and constipation Increases blood flow to head Calms the mind, reduces stress, anxiety, mild depression, fatigue and helps with headaches Invigorates the nervous system


Sakshi Pramana Benefits

Stretches the back, and back of legs, feeling of playfulness


Regular Photo

sayita-pascimatanasana.jpg