Life + Yoga = Yogantastic

One technique that can help you connect and refine your perception and as well as help compose the mind is Yoni-Mudra. Yoni- mudra is a Yogic hand gesture technique that represents closing the six doors of perception- the eyes (count as 2), nose, mouth and ears (count as 2); to enable the practitioner to disconnect with the outer world and connect with inner-world. By allowing all five senses to focus inward, the practitioner can have an experience of the chakras. The core component of the yoni-mudra is to bring all the prana-energy into Ajna chakra. Ajna chakra (brow) is a centre for extra sensory perception, will-power, self-control and self-efficacy, all these are controlled by the pituitary gland which acts as a command system for all other endocrine glands hence why pituitary gland is known as the master gland. When the energy around the corresponding chakras in the spine is being stirred or revived it gets stored within the chakra having got attention; and through controlled

Those who are suffering from joint pains always dread winter, and their biggest concerns is the sudden intensity of pain which increases as the season advances. People with arthritis or affected by other orthopaedic pain witness a steady worsening of symptoms that are caused by the stiffening of muscles, ligaments and joints as temperatures decrease. Each joint and each group of muscles in the body might have a different level of flexibility that depends on muscular strength and cardio respiratory endurance. In early ages as childhood one has more flexibility in muscles, bones and joints which all together provide bubbling up energy all due to the best coordination among muscular strength, cardio respiratory endurance and sufficient prana energy. The movement of joints is facilitated by smooth hyaline cartilage that covers the bone ends and the synovial membrane that lines and lubricates. The following are some medically proven ways to beat cold and control pain in winter

The real strength and vitality of a tree lies in its deep roots, the survival instinct of the tree that refuses to die even when its trunk and branches have been chopped off. So, the root is the real strength of the tree which has tremendous strength and great instinct for survival in spite of being the recipient of all kinds of attacks and wounds in its lifetime.   It refuses to die instead chooses to heal itself very quickly and regain strength again. The sturdiness and resilience of a tree comes through nature by embracing nature’s law and is strengthened by drawing nourishment from the earth, sun, air and water. When roots begin to wither the tree loses its life. Humans must have a similar kind of attitude as trees to life and have a never say die attitude to life. Each and everything in this universe, whether it be a living or non-living thing can draw cosmic energy to sustain their life and can heal themselves. Another law of nature is to live in the present moment