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The Corpse --

Relaxes and refreshes the body and mind, relieves stress and anxiety, quiets the mind
Possibly the most important posture, the Corpse, also known as the Sponge, is as deceptively simple as Tadasana, the Mountain pose. Usually performed at the end of a session, the goal is conscious relaxation. Many people find the "conscious" part the most difficult because it is very easy to drift off to sleep while doing Savasana. Begin by lying on your back, feet slightly apart, arms at your sides with palms facing up. Close your eyes and take several slow, deep breaths. Allow your body to sink into the ground. Try focusing on a specific part of the body and willing it to relax. For example, start with your feet, imagine the muscles and skin relaxing, letting go and slowly melting into the floor. From your feet, move on to your calves, thighs and so on up to your face and head. Then simply breathe and relax. Stay in the pose for at least 5-10 minutes.

 

 Savasana Posture

 


 

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The chart below describes some of the fundamental yoga postures. The sequence can be performed in order. When you are familair with the postures, you can try some of the vinyasas, or yoga flows too.

Sit/Easy Position - Sukhasana

Dog and Cat

Mountain - Tadasana

Forward Bend or Extension - Uttanasana II

Trikonasana - the Triangle

Warrior I I - Virabhadrasana II

The Cobra - Bhujangasana

Downward Facing Dog - Adho Mukha Svanasana

Head to Knee -- Janu Shirshasana

Half Shoulderstand -- Ardha Sarvangasana

The Bridge - Sethu Bandhasa

The Corpse -- Savasana


 



 
 

 

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