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Pashchimottasana (Posterior pose)
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Stretch
out the legs straightforward, close to each other.
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While
inhaling, raise both hands.
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Then
exhaling bend forward.
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Catch
the big toes of the feet by the fingers.
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Then,
inhale. While exhaling touch the nose to the right knee.
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While
inhaling, keep the spine straight.
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In
the same way, inhale, exhale and touch the nose to the left
knee.
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Inhale
and return to the upright position.
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Then
exhale again inhale. While exhaling touch the nose between the
knees.
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When
retaining each position, breathe normally.
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Do
not raise the knees to touch the nose.
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Instead,
maintain contact with the ground with the back of the knees.
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Try
to bring your nose down with your spine extended and straight.
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To
complete the asana, relax your grip on the toes and return to
your original upright position.
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One
minute to three minutes. Increase the duration order to increase
spiritual development.
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This
asana improves functions of the abdominal organs.
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It
makes the spine elastic, reduces fat in the abdomen.
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It
provides relief from diabetes, emission, constipation, etc.
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