Yoga
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20 Jun 2022
2022-06-20T12:57:50.000Z
Siddha-asana helps to establish an equilibrium throughout the body/mind. It will also help stretch the legs and pelvic area to the point where the padma-asana can be held effortlessly. Let's look at how it's done: Sit in the sukhasans pose.
Bend the left knee and grasp the left foot with both hands and place the sole of the foot against the inside of the right thigh
Similarly bend the right leg and bring the right foot close to you
The heel of the right foot should line up approximately with the navel and be as close to the pelvis area as possible
Place the hands on the knees and close your eyes
And that's how you do Siddha – asana
Precautions: People who have had recent surgeries or have pain in their back or hip region should avoid Siddhasana.
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