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Tree Pose requires both physical and mental balance. By standing on one leg and bringing the sole of the other foot to your inner thigh or calf, you must find stability and focus. This asana encourages patience as you must wait for your body to settle and your mind to quiet before achieving full balance
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Seated Forward Bend encourages patience through a gentle, sustained stretch of the hamstrings and lower back. As you hinge at the hips and reach toward your toes, you learn to breathe through discomfort and resist the urge to rush into the pose. This asana helps cultivate patience by emphasizing the journey of deepening your stretch over time.
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Puppy Pose is a calming, heart-opening pose that fosters patience as you melt your chest and forehead toward the mat. It encourages surrender and the release of tension in the upper body, promoting patience through the act of letting go and allowing gravity to work its magic.
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Half Pigeon Pose is a hip-opening pose that teaches patience as you ease into it over time. As you bend one knee forward and extend the other leg back, you gradually sink into the stretch. This pose encourages patience by reminding you that it's okay to move slowly and gently into greater flexibility and openness.
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Nadi Shodhana, increases patience by harmonizing the flow of prana (life force) in the body. This balanced energy distribution calms the mind and reduces restlessness, fostering the mental clarity and patience needed to navigate challenging situations with a composed and measured approach.
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Meditation, especially mindfulness, loving-kindness, and Transcendental Meditation, cultivates patience by training the mind to remain calm amid distractions. With time, it fosters equanimity in responding to life's challenges.
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Savasana is the ultimate relaxation pose, demanding patience as you surrender to stillness and silence, ultimately cultivating inner peace and patience.
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