Ayurvedic Yoga
Ardha Matsyendrasa: An Ayurvedic Guide to Half Lord of the Fishes Pose
Ardha Matsyendrasana, translates to Half Lord of the Fishes Pose. If that explanation still leaves you confused, this posture is simply a yogic seated twist! Ardha Matsyendrasana is a fabulous pos...
Read moreBalasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Child's Pose
Balasana, commonly referred to as Child’s Pose, is a simple yet transformative yoga posture. This pose offers an opportunity to draw the senses inward, connect with the earth and allow the body to...
Read moreParsva Sukhasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Seated Side Bend Pose
Parsva Sukhasana, or Seated Side Bend Pose, is a variation of Sukhasana (Easy Pose). Seated Side Bend is a simple seated posture which is commonly used in yoga to warm up the body. This posture op...
Read moreViparita Karani: An Ayurvedic Guide to Legs Up the Wall Pose
Viparita Karani, commonly known as Legs Up the Wall pose is a simple, effective restorative yoga posture. Like all restorative postures, this pose places the body in a comfortable position so rela...
Read moreTadasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Mountain Pose
Tadasana, also known as Mountain Pose or Samasthiti, is a foundational, grounding and stabilizing posture. Through this asana, one is able to tap into proper alignment which is essential to practi...
Read moreSukhasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Easy Pose
Sukhasana, or Easy Pose, is a simple seated posture which is commonly used during seated meditation. This posture calms, grounds, opens the hips, lengthens the spine and brings the body into prope...
Read moreSalabhasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Locust Pose
Salabhasana, also known as Locust or even Grasshopper pose, is a back bending yoga posture done in the prone position. It is an incredibly beneficial and safe way to strengthen the back and buttoc...
Read moreSupine Matsyendrasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Supine Twists
Supine Matsyendrasana, or Supine Spinal Twist, helps to detoxify the body from head to toe. It also improves spinal flexibility, stretches the chest, obliques and gluteal muscles and alleviates ti...
Read moreParivrtta Anjaneyasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Revolved Crescent Lunge
Parivrtta Anjaneyasana, or Revolved Crescent Lunge, is a twisting variation of Anjaneyasana, or Crescent Lunge Pose. There are many variations on this posture and below we explore two. This post...
Read moreSavasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Corpse Pose
Savasana, also known as Corpse Pose, is for many, the best part of any Yoga practice and it is actually the most important asana (posture). It gives the body and mind time to rest, recover and ass...
Read morePaschimottanasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Seated Forward Fold
Nothing feels quite as good as a Paschitmottansana after a long, hard yoga practice! This seated forward fold is one of the fifteen yoga postures outlined in the revered yogic text, The Hatha Yoga...
Read moreHalasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Plough Pose
Halasana is a Yoga posture derived from the Sanskrit word ‘hala’ which means plough and ‘asana’ which means ‘pose’. Thus, the literal translation of this posture is Plough Pose. A plough has been ...
Read moreSalamba Sarvangasana: An Ayurvedic Guide to Shoulderstand
Salamba Sarvangasana, commonly known as Shoulderstand, is a wonderful, safe inversion that invites fresh prana into the body and brings a refreshed perspective into your day. Inversions in yoga ar...
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