Y-44 Salutation to the Earth (Static)

Y-44 Salutation to the Earth (Static)

One may remain in this position, sometimes with the head resting on the right side and sometimes on the left, for 1 to 5 minutes allowing the blood and energy to flow to the chest area. It is better to do the salutation to the earth as a dynamic exercise a few times before remaining in the static position. Continue reading “Y-44 Salutation to the Earth (Static)”

HS19 Important Message – An Important Message Which You Should Read Before Employing Techniques

HS19 Important Message – An Important Message Which You Should Read Before Employing Techniques

In order to facilitate your use of these series, the following codes will be used:

T – TIMES (how many times the exercise is repeated)

M – MINUTES (the length of time a technique should be performed, unless there are difficulties, in which case they can be done for less time. In cases where you have performed an exercise for a number of months and feel comfortable with it, you can gradually increase the time)

R – RIGHT (exercises are sometimes performed first with the right leg or arm and then the

L – left.

At other times both are used together (B).

Or it may indicate turning to the right (R) in an exercise or to the left (L)

No. __(indicates the number of the exercise, relaxation, type or breathing or other technique so that you can find it more easily in the file HS17 Description of Yoga Exercises


REFER TO THE EXPLANATION CONCERNING HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION IN

HS01 THE BASIS OF SELF THERAPY

HS16 HOW TO USE THESE SUGGESTIONS

HS17 DESCRIPTION OF YOGA EXERCISES

HS51 Neck Problems

HS51 Neck Problems

REFER TO THE EXPLANATION CONCERNING HOW TO USE THIS INFORMATION IN
HS01 THE BASIS OF SELF THERAPY
HS16 HOW TO USE THESE SUGGESTIONS
HS17 DESCRIPTION OF YOGA EXERCISES

Most of what we have to offer concerning problems with the neck are presented in the sections on arthritis and on headaches. Here I would like to add just a few details. Continue reading “HS51 Neck Problems”

Y-27 Shoulder Stand

Y-27 Shoulder Stand

From the «relaxation pose» begin to slowly lift your legs (bend your knees if you are a beginner or have difficulty coming up) into the air. Then slowly (try not to jerk) lift your back up so that the body is vertical to the ground. Support yourself with your hands on the lower back and the elbows on the floor. The chin should be resting on the upper chest. Continue reading “Y-27 Shoulder Stand”