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NewbieGG
Bulgaria
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 Posted - Oct 31 2014 : 04:22:33 AM
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| I red somewhere that standing asanas are good for grounding . I think to combine the warrior cycle plus a few of the sun salutation poses - the down facing ones .Any ideas or experiences about that ? :) |
Edited by - NewbieGG on Oct 31 2014 04:24:16 AM |
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Ecdyonurus
Switzerland
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Posted - Oct 31 2014 : 04:56:55 AM
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| Hi, the Sun salutation is a complete sequence designed on purpose, I would not isolate or reduce the single steps and combine them "random" with standing asanas. In fact, an asana routine has to be well designed in order to achieve a well balanced result. I would suggest you look for a yogasana teacher and ask him/her for a specific sequence, although "grounding" may be a little confusing. |
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Prem
Canada
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Posted - Mar 05 2015 : 3:41:14 PM
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| Once the weather turns warm, practicing yoga on the bare earth is extremely grounding. Personally I find seated poses where the root chakra is in contact with the earth more grounding than standing ones. Perhaps that is just me. I do a kneeling version of sun salutation that I find grounding, and is very accessible to my older students. You might find it with a Google search. Good luck. Incidentally, the poses you mention traditionally considered grounding, I just don't find them as grounding as when I am close to the earth. I also find meditating with grounding crystals such as Boji stones or black tourmaline helpful. |
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Christi
United Kingdom
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Posted - Mar 06 2015 : 08:07:11 AM
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Hi Newbie GG,
There is a very good asana sequence explained in the "Easy Lessons for Ecstatic Living volume 2". It is on page 332. Some of the asanas are especially grounding including the Seal of Yoga, Sitting Head to Both Knees, Camel, Savasana, and Child Pose. I would also recommend downward dog and reclining virasana as useful for grounding.
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HathaTeacher
Sweden
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Looking for grounding set of asanas
