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Dru Yoga - Natarajasana: the Lord of the Dance

11-August-2016

Dru Yoga - Natarajasana: the Lord of the Dance

Natarajasana or the ‘lord of the dance’ is an ancient posture which is indicative of a place of perfect poise and balance.

It is a graceful and elegant posture which helps us to connect to those qualities within us.While at a deeper level, this posture connects us to the energy of Shiva. Shiva, in ancient Hindu mythology, relates to the qualities of letting go – of completion and fulfilment.

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Dru Yoga - Sharva Udarakarshanasana: the maltese cross

11-August-2016

Dru Yoga - Sharva Udarakarshanasana: the maltese cross

This posture takes the simple lying twist a step further. It opens and stretches out the chest and pectoral muscles, gives a great twist to the spine. It strengthens the core muscles and frees up the lower back. It also stretches out the gluteal muscles and this helps ease hip and back pain. Not only that, but this posture also aids digestion and helps trim the waist line!

 

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Dru Yoga - Adhomukha Svanasana: the dog

11-August-2016

The Adho Mukha Svanasana, the downward facing dog, is a great posture for helping you to settle into the present moment.

This posture stretches out the hamstrings and gastocnemius (calf muscles) and latissimus dorsi in the back. It improves circulation to the head and brain which helps us feel refreshed and invigorated. This posture helps us let go of the past and brings us totally into the present moment. On an energetic level, you may be aware of energy flowing from the base of the spine, mooladhara chakra, and up though all the chakras to the crown.

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Dru Yoga - The seat of compassion

11-August-2016

Dru Yoga - The seat of compassion

Dru Yoga is often recognised as one of the most powerful forms of yoga to open up the heart centre in a gentle and flowing way. When you consciously open the heart many beautiful qualities become available to you including compassion, generosity, kindness, loyalty and gratitude. For this reason, the Seat of Compassion is a very important posture within Dru Yoga and it holds the key to one of our most important principles: the opening of the heart centre or Anahata chakra.

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