Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Mohit Bisht
Padahasthasana: Inhale as you bring your hands all the way up while standing. Hold your breath for a moment or two, then simultaneously inhale and lean forward. When performing this pose, your hands should touch your feet, and you should avoid bending your knees.
Paschimottanasana: Take Dandasana first. Empty your stomach of air as you inhale. Exhale and bend your hips forward, putting your upper body on your lower body. Lower your arms and grab your big toes with your fingertips as you exhale. You reach out with your nose and try to touch your knees. as you continue to retain the position.
Sirshasana: The beginning position is vajrasana. Your elbows have to be flat on the floor. An equilateral triangle should be formed by your elbows and palms. Your palms should be in front of your crown of your head, which should be on the floor. Once your back is straight, you should stand on your tiptoes and go toward your head. Lift your right leg up and place it in front of your upper torso first. Use your core strength to balance and bring your left leg up while joining your legs and pointing your toes downward. Hold the position for as long as it is comfortable.
Brain-boosting yoga: Standing tall and straight with your arms at your sides, place your thumb and index finger on the lobe of your right ear. Holding your left earlobe with your thumb in front, raise your right arm. Your right arm ought to be in front of your left. As you gradually lower yourself to a sitting position, take a deep breath. For two to three seconds, maintain this posture.
Ganesh Namaskar: Keep your arms at your sides and stand tall. Hold your left earlobe with your right arm. Keep your right arm positioned above your left. Hold the right earlobe with your thumb and index finger while using your left arm. Put your thumb in front of you. Breathe out fully and slowly squat to a sitting position. Hold this posture for two to three seconds. Gently exhale as you stand back up. Thus, a cycle is finished.