Yoga Asanas
Finding Comfort in Chaos: Prenatal Yoga To Ease Aches and Pains
Pregnancy is a miraculous journey, but it's not without its challenges. As the body undergoes profound changes to accommodate the growing life within, it's not uncommon for expectant mothers to experience various aches and pains.
So, we asked Devyani Puri, a yoga teacher who specialises in pre-natal yoga, how expectant mothers can use simple yoga asanas to make their pregnancy as comfortable as possible, and she was kind enough to share her thoughts.
Read on to know the asanas she recommends for expectant mothers.
Be Firm, Not Rigid: Life lessons from Vrikshasana
The Tree Pose is considered a foundational standing pose that helps improve balance, concentration, and overall body awareness.
At first glance, the tree pose looks relatively simple. However dig deeper and you’ll see that there is so much we can learn and reflect on by performing this seemingly easy asana.
What can we learn from the humble tree pose?
Yoga Asanas To Ease Your Period Pain
It's that time of the month when we feel like curling up in bed with a hot water bottle and binging on Netflix. If you're struggling with period pain, you're not alone.
But what if there’s a natural, easy way for anyone to ease this discomfort at any time?
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5 Reasons to Make Jal Neti Part of Your Wellness Routine
Do you suffer from a stuffy or runny nose, constant sneezing or sinus headaches?
Tired of trying different medicines with no permanent fix?
As surprising as it may sound, the solution to these problems could be in yoga.
Read on to know more.
Struggles of a Yoga Teacher in India
In the heartland of yoga, where ancient wisdom intertwines with contemporary trends, being a yoga teacher in India today is both a profound journey and a daunting challenge.
The Struggles of Being a Yoga Teacher in India are real. Read on for a few tips on how to navigate these choppy waters.
Monsoons Making You Lazy? 5 Easy Asana’s To Lift Your Mood
Ah, monsoon! The smell of wet mud, grey skies and misty air. The kind of weather that makes you want to stay in bed all day.
As beautiful as the monsoons make everything, they play havoc on our fitness routines. Morning runs are replaced by snoozed alarms, yoga classes are skipped for simmering cups of chai, and gym sessions are traded for binge sessions in bed.
But have you ever wondered why you turn into a sloth the moment the rains set in?
Don’t blame yourself for being lazy, there’s science at play!