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The Converge 2
1)
Start 180.
2)
Now with an exhalation
raise the hands and legs up until they are perpendicular to the floor.
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Avoid bending the legs
at the knees
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The tailbone descends
towards the floor.
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This position is called
90.
3)
Breathe normally while
in the pose.
4)
Now with an exhalation
spread the hands apart and take the legs over the head.
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The back of the hands
must touch the floor.
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The toes must touch the
floor beyond the head
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The torso rests
perpendicularly on the shoulders.
5)
Inhale and return to 90
In the Kripa Method,
the exercises are performed on a yoga mat. The basic requirements for
the routine is loose fitting clothes and a yoga mat. All exercises are
to be performed while the participant is lying on ones back.
Please try to follow the sequence as
shown in the left hand column. If you have any difficulty, please do not
hesitate to email Swamiji at
info@kripayoga.org
Swamiji has been
performing these exercises for many years. It may be necessary for you
to get expert medical advice before trying out any or all of these
exercises. We will not accept any responsibility for any injuries that
may occur during the performance of any of these routines. Best of Luck.
Kripa Yoga Postures
are created with the intention of cleansing the body. They are not
focused on producing a very flexible body. According to basics of yoga
the body is like a vessel that contains the individual spirit. Just as
one needs to clean a coffee cup before pouring coffee into it, so also
it is necessary for every individual to perform yoga postures before
sitting for meditation.
There are three
bridges that link the physical body to the causal body. They are breath,
mind and intelligence. Pranayama or the 4th stage of Yoga helps to
use the bridge of breath to lead the practitioner to the causal body.
Meditation helps one to use the bridge of mind to move towards the
causal body. The bridge of intelligence can be accessed through higher
forms of yoga like Shaktipat.
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