PARVATHASANA (Sitting)

The word “Parvathasana” is derived from the Sanskrit word “Parvat” meaning “mountain” and “Asana” meaning “posture”. It is commonly called ” Seated Mountain pose” in English.
STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED:
- Sit in sukhasana or padmasana.
- Now keep your hands stretched infront of your chest, interlock your fingers, palms facing towards the chest.
- Now inhaling lift your hands above your head.
- Stretch your spine as much as you can.
- Stay in this posture for 7-10 breaths (each breath must be 6-8 seconds).
- Now slowly release your palms, place your hand beside your body and relax.
BENEFITS:
- It helps in improving blood circulation to the body.
- It helps in relieving pain in back and neck muscles.
- It helps in reducing the respiratory problems like asthma.
- It helps in improving memory and concentration.
- It helps in increasing the height as it stimulates the growth hormone.
CONTRA-INDICATIONS:
- Acute knee pain, Vertigo, Frozen shoulder
DISCLAIMER: – PLEASE PRACTICE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF YOGA TEACHER/ YOGA EXPERT.