Author: Ma Krishana Mira (Sonali Shetty)

Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity in Hinduism, is worshipped at the beginning of any auspicious event and before invoking any other god. This tradition has deep significance, as Lord Ganesha …

Brahma Mudra is a powerful hand gesture in yoga, named after Brahma, the Hindu deity known as the creator of the universe. This mudra involves specific hand and head …

Sanskrit Pronunciation Utthita Trikonasana(Oo-TEE-tah TREE-koh-NAH-suh-nuh) Meaning Utthita = Extended / Trikona = Triangle/ Asana = pose Pose Type Standing, stretching Pose Level Beginner to Intermediate Anatomy Arms, shoulders, legs …

Goddess Matangi is ninth of the Ten Tantric Cosmic Wisdom Goddesses. Mata means “a thought”, which changes into words when spoken hence Matangi gives potency to the thoughts that …

Meaning Precautions Steps Modifications Parivrtta Trikonasana Benefits Parivrtta Trikonasana is a counter pose of the Utthita Trikonasana in a way to stretch the opposite sides of the triangle pose …

Dharma means ‘Divine Law’ and Chakra means ‘Wheel’. Combining both terms, Dharmachakra translates “wheel of divine law”. On this Dharma itself, the basic principle of Hinduism and Buddhism is …