Benefits And Importance Of Ashtanga Namaskar

Benefits And Importance Of Ashtanga Namaskar - Part III

<h1>Benefits And Importance Of Ashtanga Namaskar - Part III</h1>

by Sharon Hopkins

<div align=justify>We have known the importance and benefits of the first six Ashtanga Namaskar Poses. We will conclude the Ashtanga Namaskar Yoga Asana series with the remaining six asanas. 7. Bhujangasana (Cobra pose) Inhale - Om Hiranayagarbhaaya Namah Benefits: This asana is very useful to keep your back in the fittest position. The spinal region becomes strong and very agile. This asana helps in creating a healthy circulation for your back. It tones your body as well as the spinal nerves. Your digestion is improved. It tones your liver as well as massages the kidneys. The male and female reproductive system improves. Irregular menstrual cycle problems are rectified too. With the increasing blood circulation your face gives a radiant look. 8. Parvatasana Exhale - Om Mareechibhyoh Namaha Benefits: This asana is the same asana you do in the No.5 position i.e Parvatasana. Like a mountain it helps in strengthening your arms and shoulders. Your back gets toned due to the elongation of the spine. This is a very good asana for people with bulging bellies as well as increasing waist-line. Any problem with the abdomen is also improved. 9. Ashwa-sanchalan-asana Inhale -Om Adityaaya Namaha This asana is the same asana you do in the No.4 position i.e Ashwa-sanchalan-asana. This pose is very useful for massaging your internal organs for better functionality. Your leg muscles are strengthened creating a proper balance. It affects your mind too as it helps it to remain calm and stable. Throat problems can be erased by regular exercise. 10. Pada Hastana Exhale - Om Savitre Namaha Benefits: This asana is the same asana you do in the No.3 position i.e Pada Hastana . Having problems with your feet or finger? This asana helps you correct it quickly. Your stomach and your digestive system are free from any complication. The bending of your torso helps your chest to broaden. Arms and hands become stronger too. 11. Hasta Uttanasana Inhale - Om Arkaaya Namaha Benefits: This asana is the same asana you do in the No.2 position i.e Hasta Uttanasana. The lifting and stretching of the arms helps the muscles in your arms. Your shoulder becomes strong and flexible. Your digestion improves as it tones the lungs while stretching. It is a good remedy to remove excess weight. This improves your vision tremendously. 12. Pranamasana Exhale - Om Bhaaskaraaya Namah Benefits: This asana is the same asana you do in the No.1 position i.e Pranamasana. This position clams your nerves as it eases your body and lets you have a sense of balance. Ashtanga Namaskar asana ends with the same asana as we had started with i.e Pranamasana. Warning: The reader of this article should exercise all precautions while attempting to perform any of the asanas. If you are suffering from any health problems consult your doctor and your yoga instructor before trying the asanas. The responsibility lies with the reader and not with the site or the writer. </div>

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		Sharon Hopkins is the webmaster for Yogawiz which talks about yoga poses and the different asanas.<a href="http://www.yogawiz.com"> Benefits of Ashtanga Namaskar Yoga Asana.</a> If done on a regular basis it creates a sense of balance and calmness in your body.
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