Hatha Yoga is an ideal starting point for beginners with its focus on foundational postures, and emphasis on breathing.
Yoga blends asanas, pranayama, and meditation to balance mind and body. It boosts mood, sleep, and energy while reducing stress, helping with seasonal affective disorder.
Learn how to practice the Reclined Bound Angle Pose (Supta Baddha Konasana) with step-by-step instructions, benefits, and tips for deep relaxation and hip opening.
Discover powerful pranayama techniques to boost energy, enhance vitality, and improve overall well-being through mindful breathwork and yogic breathing exercises.
Explore the concept of Trigunas in yoga—Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas—how they influence the mind and body, and how to balance them for harmony and well-being.
Yoga for beginners provides physical, physiological and psychological benefits that improve health and well-being. Discover the best yoga practices for beginners and join LIVE yoga classes.
Understanding PCOS and how many yoga practices can be beneficial for women with the condition. Learn yoga practices to manage PCOS.
The Bhagwad Gita speaks about the four streams of yoga considering the various aspects of an individual and using that to explore the truth of life.
Salabhasana’ is known as the ‘Locust Post’. Popularly known for being a preparatory pose for more challenging backbends, Salabhasana gets its name from ‘Locust’ or ‘Grasshopper’.
Surya Namaskar or Sun Salutation is a combination of 7 asanas, linked together in a beautiful loop to form one cycle of practice. The Sanskrit name ‘Surya’ here refers to the Sun and ‘Namaskar’ means Salutations.
Eagle pose is a challenging balancing asana that takes the form of an eagle eyeing her prey. Like the eagle’s gaze, we have to focus and concentrate on a point to be able to hold the posture.
Butterfly pose opens and strengthens the hip flexors, inner thighs and knees, thus improving flexibility in the groin and hip region.
Camel pose is a wonderful chest opener, Practicing this pose helps us find our balance, stay calm and release fears and also relieves back pain.
Box breathing is a type of yoga pranayama that focuses on deep, slow breathing. Learn how to practice to slow down, reduce stress and improve focus.
What does research say about the impact of yoga on mental health? Research-backed facts on yoga for stress, anxiety, depression and mental well-being.
Yoga Nidra, a guided relaxation technique has a strong impact on the body and mind. It has a deep, profound impact on the brain and autonomous nervous system.