Yoga Poses
Yoga Pose for Day 100 - Headstand (Sirsasana)
The 100th pose in 'Yoga Pose for the Day' is Headstand, which is called the King of all Yoga Poses. Headstand is called Sirsasana in Sanskrit. 'Sirasa' means 'head'.
The 100th pose in 'Yoga Pose for the Day' is Headstand, which is called the King of all Yoga Poses. Headstand is called Sirsasana in Sanskrit. 'Sirasa' means 'head'.
Half Headstand, as the name suggests is a half-state Headstand. The pose is also referred to as Upward Facing Staff Pose as it resembles Staff Pose in reverse. Half Headstand is called as Ardha Sirsasana in Sanskrit. 'Ardha' means 'half' and 'siras' means 'head'.
In Sanskrit, 'tri' means 'three', 'anga' means 'body parts', 'mukha' means 'face', 'eka' means 'one', 'pada' means 'foot', 'paschima' means 'west', 'uthana' means 'intensive stretching'.
Wide Legged Seated Forward Fold is called as Upavistha Konasana in Sanskrit. 'Upavistha' means 'seated' and 'kona' means 'angle.
We have, in one of our earlier posts, explained the benefits and how-to-do of Cobra Pose. Today's pose is yet another challenging backbend yoga poses as Raja Kapotasana. In Sanksrit, 'Bhujanga' means 'snake'. The reason behind the name is explained in the post on Cobra Pose.
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