Ashtanga Yoga | Vinyasa Flow | Hatha Yoga
Ashtanga Yoga | Vinyasa Flow | Hatha Yoga

Basic Yoga Aasana

Effective Yoga Asana and Meditation Aasan

Yoga and meditation bring enormous benefits to your health and lifestyle, but are remarkably easy to get into. For anyone interested in getting started, you can easily try out a few of the simpler poses at home by searching online or Reading Yoga Asana Books like Gherand Samhita, Gorakh Samhita, Patanjali Yog Sutra, Hatha Yoga Pradipika- you should find many different articles on this subject. However, if you’re serious about getting into things, then by far the best way to get instruction on yoga and meditation is to turn to a professional, and take classes in them. Of course, since we specialise in training yoga and meditation teachers from all over the world, we will be happy to put you in touch with one in your area.

In terms of equipment, meditation requires virtually nothing at all- just a peaceful space, Aasan and somewhere comfortable to sit to practice concentration (Dharana) and  Meditation (Dhyana). Yoga isn’t much more complicated, as for most poses and exercises, you’ll only need a yoga mat and a yoga block. It’s a very small investment, and will allow you to take part in all manner of yoga poses and flows- so they will last you all the way through your yoga journey to even the most complex of techniques.

 The best and effective Yoga Asana

Asana – In the Yoga Epic Gerenda Samhita there is a total of 84 Asana are discussed out of 32 Asanas are most useful and effective. Which is used in different Sadhana practices for the different purpose.
1. Siddhasana
2.Padmasana
3.Bhadrasana
4.Muktasana
5.Swastikasana
6.Vajrasana
7.Sinhasana
8.Gaumukhasana
9.Veerasana
10.Dhanurasana
11.Mirasana -Swanasa
12.Guptasana
13.Matiyasana
14.Matyachendrasana
15.Gaurakshasana
16.Uttasana
17.Uttakuttasana
18.Sankatasana
19.Mayurasana
20.Kukutasana
21.Kurmasana
22.Uttungasana
23.Manduakasana
24.Vrikshasana
25.Uttan Mandukasana
26.Garudasana
27.Virshasana
28.Salabhasana
29.Makarasana
30.Ustrasasana
31.Bhujangasana
32.Yogaasana

 Aasan – Sitting Mat and Special Body Postures  

Aasan – When a Sadhak is busy in his Sadhana while a special energy flows in his/her body.If during the practice if he/she sits on the floor then this special energy will be soaked/absorbed by the earth.Therefore, it is suggested that a Sadhak should be sitting using a useful Aasan.
An Aasan should be comfortable and at least 3 to 4 inches thick.
As per Rishis there are Four – most useful Aasana –
1st – Swastikasana
2nd- Samasana
3rd- Siddhaasana
4th -Padamasana
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