
Asanas in Hatha yoga deliver two abstract objectives; one is to specify the posture of meditation in which a person can sit for a long time with ease and command.

- Ardha means "half"
- Supta means "reclining"
- Adho means "downward"

Adho Mukha Vrksasana
This asana is also known as the Hand stand pose.

The gesture is an acknowledgment of the soul in one by the soul in another.

The asana is an instrument for destroying the group of the most deadly diseases.

This asana is also known as the Bound angle pose.

Also known as the Crane pose, it symbolises the bird as it is an arm balance asana.

This asana relieves the fatigue of both mind and body.

Bhadrasana has a beneficial effect on the muscles & ligaments of the uro-genital region.


The asana is more effective for Asthma, Dyspepsia and Vata diseases.
Garudasana
This asana is useful for the patients of asthma & lower back problem.
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