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Sit
on the knees. |
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Have
a fourfold blanker or bedsheet. |
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Place
it on the floor in front of you. |
3. |
Fold
the hands. |
4. |
Place
your interlocked fingers into the form of a cup. |
5. |
Place
your forehead on the blanket, supported by your cupped hands. |
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Bringing
your weight forward, raise the hips while keeping the legs bent. |
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By
shifting your weight bring the legs up. |
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Raise
the legs gently and slowly off the floor. |
9. |
Straighten
the legs, keeping the spine erect. |
10. |
The
whole body is now inverted, with head down and the entire body straight. |
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Maintain
the crown of the head rests on the cupped palms. |
12. |
The
elbows will be in the position of a triangle. |
13. |
Retain
this pose for as long as possible without discomfort. |
14. |
While
exhaling, lower the legs by first bending at the knees. |
15. |
Straighten
the legs on the floor. |
16. |
After
performing shirshasana, practice Tadasana, standing on
toes. |
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Those
who suffer from heart problems, blood pressure, eye disease, neck pain, impurity
of blood and ear disease should not perform this asana. |
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Thirty
seconds to three minutes. |
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This
asana is very helpful for preventing a sudden reverse flow of blood from the head. |
2. |
It
makes the neck strong and powerful. |
3. |
Strengthens
the stomach, shoulders and memory power. |
4. |
The
endocrine system is well toned up, it also up the blood content. |
5. |
It
is good for the brain. |
6. |
It
removes emission, diabetes, headache, asthma, etc. |