Matsyasana: its benefits
February 18, 2009 by admin
Filed under Yoga Poses
The name given to every pose derives its inspiration from nature. Seeing as this pose happens to look like a fish it is known as matsyasna – fish pose. The common feeling is that Matsyasana is best-known as the destroyer of several diseases. This position has to be done in padmasana which may not be that uncomplicated for beginners. To shape it easy you can do this by stretching out your legs and then lie down on your back. Knees bent and hands by your side. It is 1 of the back bend positions which done in proper mode could be very productive and functional for you. Read more
What is Asana?
June 13, 2007 by Steven Palmer
Filed under Hatha Yoga, Yoga Poses
The term âsana literally means “sitting position” or simply “position”: it points out a bodily posture that contributes to the physical and mental stability and it generates a sense of comfort.
The term âsana is also used to point out a vegetable mat, or also a skin of well tanned antelope, which is a comfortable support to sit on the ground. In hatha-yoga the âsanas occupy a primary place, while they represent the third step in the eightfold yoga of Patañjali (astânga). Read more

