New Page 2

Swami Ramdev Pranayama Yoga Asana Ashtang Yoga Meditation Self Realization Agnihotra  Self Growth and Improvement

Home » Yoga Asanas: Yoga Postures | Poses - Step by Step Guidance » Sitting asanas

जागरूकता के अलावा कुछ भी महत्वपूर्ण नहीं है,क्योंकि केवल जागरूकता को मौत नहीं ले जा सकती । बाकि सब कुछ छीन लिया जाएगा, क्योंकि सब कुछ बाहर से आता है। केवल जागरूकता भीतर से उमगती है। इसे छीना नहीं जा सकता।                       Nothing is important except Awareness. Since it cannot be taken away by death. Everything else will be snatched. Only Awareness springs from within. It cannot be robbed off.

Vajra-Asana : The Thundbolt or Diamond Pose

Submitted by sktegta on December 1, 2007 - 8:45am
 Vajra-Asana : The Thundbolt or Diamond Pose

 

   Posture :::

Vajra-Asana : The Thunderbolt or Diamond Pose

 
  Translation ::
 
The Sanskrit word vajra means thunderbolt or diamond.
 
 
  Pronunciation:vuh-drah-sa-na
 
  Difficulty:(2)
 
 

"Make the thighs tight like adamant and place the legs by the two sides of the anus. This is called the Vajra-asana. It give psychic powers to the Yogi." Gheranda-samhita II.12

 The Thunderbolt or Diamond Pose (Vajra-asana) Instruction ::
 
  1. The vajra-asana is a seated posture. Begin by sitting back on your heels and placing your knees, legs and feet together.
  2. Keeping the back straight place the palms of your hands down on top of your thights.
  3. Breath gently thorugh your nostrils and sit in this position for at least three minutes.
 

  Comments ::
 
The vajra-asana is a versatile posture well suited for meditation, rest in between other seated postures, or as an aid to digestion.

The vajra-asana is the first stop in various other yoga postures such as the anjaneya-asana (salutation posture) and the ushtra-asana (the camel).

 

  Comments ::
 
The vajra-asana is a versatile posture well suited for meditation, rest in between other seated postures, or as an aid to digestion.

The vajra-asana is the first stop in various other yoga postures such as the anjaneya-asana (salutation posture) and the ushtra-asana (the camel).

 

  Durations/Repetitions ::
 
The vajra-asana can be held for as long as is comfortable(and depending on the reason for doing the posture.

Know more on Yoga Asana

 Motivate Yourself to Get into Shape !!
atmabodhatmabodh

Type your keywords to search contents in www.atmabodh.net

Loading