Paschimottan Asana/ Forward Bending Pose
One of the Asanas for victory is Paschimottan Asana or west facing stretch, which aims at giving good Stretch from the heels to the top of the spine, messaging the internal organ, reducing fat and activating the nervous system, enhances concentration ability & establishes perennial youth.Duration: 10 seconds to 15 minutes.
Benefits
Body
- Tones the muscles of posterior side of the body from ankle to neck.
- Strengthens the arms & pectoral girdle (shoulder blade).
- Excellent for people who wants to reduce around the waist line, hip & thighs.
- Massages & increases the blood supply to the abdominal organs - stomach, liver, pancreas, ovaries, reproductive system, spleen, kidneys & excretory organs.
- Reduces the stiffness of calf muscles, thighs & relax the spasm of the back muscles.
- Give natural traction to the back vertebrae.
- Increase flexibility of the spine & loosen up the spinal ligament.
- Stretches the ribcage & enforces the expansion of lungs.
Mind
- Increases the supply of oxygen & blood to the brain.
- Brings clarity of mind by reducing mental sluggishness.
Pranic
To read more about the Procedure, Duration, Contradictions read the book " Yoga Ancient Heritage Tomorrow's Vision by Dr. Indu Arora- Allows the prana to flow from Ida & Pingala into sushmana.
- Activates the solar, sacral & coccygeal psychic centers and thereby improving the overall personality of human beings.
- One of the Asanas for Asanaanjaya (victory of Asanas).
- Vyayan Vaayu is activated and removes the blockage of prana in the posterior side of the body.
Asanas
- Asanas
- Surya Namaskar
- Danda Asana
- Vibrations Single Leg
- Samyukta Pada Asana
- Vistrita Pada Asana
- Kurma Asana
- Gomukh Asana
- Mandook Asana
- Akarn Dhanurtaan Asana
- Matseyendra Asana
- Pawan Mukta Asana
- Matsya Asana
- Viparita Karni Asana
- Bhujang Asana
- Dhanur Asana
- Ushtar Asana
- Kaag Asana
- Natraj Asana
- Shav Asan
- Double Leg Vibrations
- Saalambit Naukasanaa
- Paschimottan Asana
- Ardha Paschimottan Asana
- BhooNaman Asana
- Poorvattan Asana
- Ardha Upavista Konasana
- Parvat Asana
- Bhadra Asana