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Yoga for Anger Management | 47<br />

the head, palms up.<br />

• Stay in this position for a minute with deep breathing.<br />

• Exhale, release the finger lock, place the palms on the soles,<br />

bend forward and rest the chin on the knees.<br />

• Stay in this position for a minute with normal breathing.<br />

• Inhale, raise the trunk up, bring the feet forward and relax.<br />

• If you find it difficult to perform the pose as described<br />

above, try placing the feet one above the other and rest the<br />

buttocks on them. Gradually move the toes further apart,<br />

separate the feet and bring them to rest outside the thighs.<br />

Then, in time the buttocks will rest properly on the floor and<br />

the body will not rest on the feet.<br />

Effects<br />

• The pose cures rheumatic pains in the knees and gout, and<br />

is also good for flat feet. Due to the stretching of the ankles<br />

and the feet, proper arches will be formed. This, however,<br />

takes a long time and requires daily practice of the pose for<br />

a few minutes for several months. Those suffering from pain<br />

in the heels or growth of calcaneal spurs there will get relief<br />

and the spurs will gradually disappear.<br />

• The pose can even be done immediately after food and will<br />

relieve heaviness in the stomach.<br />

BREATHING PRACTICES<br />

DOG BREATHING<br />

Sthiti: Dandasana<br />

PRACTICE<br />

Yoga in Education for Total Personality Development SERIES - 8

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