Parivritta-Parshvakona-Asana : The Turned Side-Angle Pose
| Parivrittaa Parshvakona Asana : The Turned Side Angle Pose | ||||
Parivrtta means revolved or turned around; parsva means side; kona is an angle. Revolved Side Angle Pose is a twisting posture that squeezes the abdominal organs, aiding in digestion, and requires a high degree of flexibility in the hips, legs and spine. If the right hand won't reach the floor, take a block under the right hand. "As inumerable cups full of water, many reflections of the sun are seen, but the sun is the same; similarly individuals, like cups, are inumerable, but spirit, like the sun, is one." The Shiva-samhita I.35 | ||||
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