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Yoga postures � savasana II (corpse posture)

  1. Savasana is an ancient, classic yoga posture and relaxation method. In accordance with an elementary train of thought of yoga, physical and mental tension go hand in hand. In other words, body and mind are inextricably linked and mutually influence each other like two horses hitched to a cart. Savasana II is an advanced relaxation technique with many health benefits. In orthodox yoga this exercise forms the basis of consciously controlling the body as a whole, including the system organs, such as the heart and lungs. In an advanced stage of Savasana II, the state of mind and body is called yoganidra, or the "sleep of the yogis."

Contents

  1. Origin of savasana II (corpse pose) Marmasthanani or 'nerve zones' Technic Buried alive Considerations Elaboration Health Benefits of Savasana II (Corpse Pose) Therapy

Origin of Savasana II (Corpse Pose)

  1. Savasana, also known in yoga circles as mrtasana, is a classic and very important yoga posture in hatha yoga. Sava is Sanskrit for 'body' and the word mrt means 'corpse'. Asana means '(sitting) posture' and is the third phase of the eightfold yoga path of Patanjali (Yoga-Sutras

Marmasthanani or 'nerve zones'

  1. In savasana II, every body part is visualized. Those who find this difficult can first systematically relax them by, for example, tightening the muscles of one hand and then completely relaxing them. Then it is the turn of the other hand. Then the legs, shoulders, head, and so on. The rest of the body should remain relaxed with every contraction of a body part. Start the muscle exercises and then the visualisations at the feet, slowly working towards the head. The theory of this relaxation technique is based on the yoga philosophy

Technology

  1. For the record, first briefly follows the elementary technique of the corpse pose (savasana I)

Buried alive

  1. The American physiologist Dr. Elmer Green, parapsychologist Ramakrishna Rao and the Japanese Dr. Kimako Kawano conducted research into the relaxation methods of Indian yogis in the 1970s, among others with Yogiraja Vaidyaraja. Specific techniques related to savasana in combination with meditation would, among other things, underlie the phenomenon that fakirs allow themselves to be buried alive for hours or even days, whereby the heart rate, breathing and brain waves slow down drastically and there is a kind of suspended animation]

Points of attention

  1. The relaxation technique can also be performed during the day at work or during other daily activities. When talking to someone, do your shoulders remain relaxed or do you shrug them? Do you make a lot of gestures while talking? Are your jaws and tongue relaxed while writing or typing? Do you always breathe calmly, even during conversations that are not smooth or pleasant or in other stressful situations

Elaboration

  1. As soon as you start hatha yoga, you will experience the benefits almost immediately. Yoga postures make you feel more relaxed. Breathing also becomes calmer thanks to the many yoga breathing exercises you can choose from. Savasana is a basic attitude

Health Benefits of Savasana II (Corpse Pose)

  1. The art of relaxation is a matter of diligent practice of Savasana I and II. The core concept is 'letting go'. Ultimately, once you come out of Savasana, you will feel reborn. As if you had a good night's sleep. The attitude is also mentioned in the Gheranda-samhita



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