Comments
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sam |
This is not the "garland" pose but the "toilet" pose. Mala in sanskrit means impurity (or excretion). If you observe a traditional Indian toilet, it does not have a seat. It has a hole in the ground connected to a cesspit. Mala means garland in Hindi. The original yoga texts were in sanskrit. |
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N K Srinivasan |
I do this pose regularly to reduce the blood pressure...take measurements of BP after 1 or 2 minutes of Supta Badda konasana and keep a log of the readins! |
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Reese |
I like putting a block between my feet sometimes to get a really nice and deeper hip opener...the block has 3 settings so you get to choose just how much hip opening you want. |
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Mad |
Go Keith Go!!!! Hehehe |
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anuj juneja |
can one do deep breathing while performing this? |
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Ruth |
Thank you. I am a beginner and appreciate all comments and suggestions. |
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webgeekstress |
There's some broken code in the page. If you look at the source, the benefits are: |
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Oliver |
Could not open benefits |
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warren |
the only thing that would open up is contrainsdications and cautions. no benefits shown. |
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nicola |
no i could'nt open the benfits etc either and i have found this in the past with a few other posture profiles, not sure why this is so. |
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