Latest Updates
-
Navratri Day 8: Maa Mahagauri Puja, Colour, Rituals And Significance -
Dussehra 2026: The Difference Between Vijayadashami And Ravana Dahan -
Veteran Musician Deva Dies At 75: Life And Legacy Of Thenisai Thendral -
Navratri Fasting Diet: How To Stay Energised And Full Through The Day -
Kavya Maran Wedding In Greece? Date, Venue, and What Is Confirmed -
Navratri Fasting 101: What To Eat, What To Skip, And How To Avoid Acidity And Headaches -
Navratri Day 7: Maa Kalaratri Puja, Colour, Rituals And Significance -
Office To Dandiya Nights: One Quick-Change Outfit Formula For Navratri 2026 -
As ‘Ranabaali’ Hits Theatres, A Look At Rashmika Mandanna’s ₹1.31 Lakh Ivory Saree For Pre-Release Promotions -
Durga Puja Pandals Mumbai 2026: 7 Stunning Celebrations To Explore From Matunga To Juhu
Uttanasana
'Ut' mean a particle that indicates intensity. 'Tan' the verb would mean to stretch or extend. This asana as it name goes stretches the spine.
1.Stand in Tadasana and tighten your knees.
2.Exhale and bend forward keeping your fingers on the floor followed by resting the palms on the floor besides the feet behind the heels without bending the knees.
3.Hold the head up and stretch the spine. Bring the hips a little forward towards the head in order to bring the legs perpendicular to the floor.
4.Take two breaths as you stay in this position
5.Exhale and bring the trunk closer to the legs and place the head on the knees.
6.Without letting go the grip at the knees, pull up the knee caps and stay in this position with deep and even breathing
7.Inhale and lift the head from the knees
8.After two breaths, inhale deeply and remove the palms from the floor and get back to Tadasana.



Click it and Unblock the Notifications
