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How Yoga can improve your Sleep Quality? Lets see..

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"Peace is the result of retraining your mind to process life as it is, rather than as you think it should be." Now-a-days mental peace and happiness is an indispensable requirement of the working society. A sound sleep is among the criterias that gives relaxation to both body and mind. Sleep is a vital element of everyone’s routine and a crucial part of a healthy lifestyle. Various studies reveal that sound sleep improves attention, behaviour, memory and overall physical and mental well-being. The following yogasana can help to enjoy a peaceful and great sleep: 1.Standing forward bend pose (Hastapadasana) ★ Stand with your feet together and hands at the side. ★ While inhaling, raise both your hands from the front above your head. ★ While exhaling, bring the your hands down to touch your toes or ankles keeping your knees straight. ★ Suspending your breath, keeping your knees straight, try to touch your forehead to the knees. Benefits:– ★ This pose stretches the back muscles, ...

Want to be Stress Free? Here's How you can be.... Try Yoga!

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“ A stress-free life is a long-lived life. ” In our everyday busy schedule with a lot of work pressure, getting stress is quite obvious. Problems come in everyone’s life which are sufficient enough to give us a reason to be stressful. Yoga is one of the most effective ways to enhance your sense of physical and emotional wellbeing. It connects you to the inner you and makes you aware of your endurance abilities by releasing anxiety. All together it acts as fuel to drive you towards achieving your dreams. If you are having stress then try out following three yoga poses to fight it back: 1. Sukhasana (Easy Pose) : The word “sukha” means “happy”. So as the name says, this common yoga pose helps you to get into a meditative state and find peace within your heart. It is well known as “Easy Pose” because in this pose we sit with ease and get relaxed. Steps to do Sukhasana: Sit up straight and extend your legs in front of your body. Placing each foot beneath the opposite knee, cross your legs...