Yogamudra
This is just another
Mudra that has got immense importance in Yogasasthra. This is done by sitting
in Padmasana. Sit in Padmasana, take breath normally for 2-3 times. Keep the
entire body relaxed without any strain anywhere. Take both hands back; hold the
wrist of the left hand with the right hand. Keep the fingers of the left hand
folded. Place both hands, straight, on the hip. Keep the whole body relaxed
Take deep breath, hold
for 2 seconds. Release breath and simultaneously bend the whole body forward and
touch the fore-head on the surface. At this stage the breath is fully released
and lungs are empty. (The hip should not rise
up during bending. It should be firmly fixed on the mattress-see picture)
Keep for 2 seconds, take
breath and come to the initial state.
In the beginning many
people will not be able to touch the ground with their fore-head. But, by a few
days practice the back bone becomes more flexible and you will be able to do
the asana without much effort.
Do not try to touch your
fore-head forcefully on the ground. It may do harm like painful jerking of the
hip joint. Yoga is not a Circus. Through the asanas we are
making the body more flexible and it is a gradual process.
Benefits:-
1.It is a cure for a number of stomach related
ailments.
2. A best asana for curing digestive disorders and
constipation.
3. The back muscles, blood vessels and nerve endings
become stronger.
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