Asana
a·sa·na ɑːsənə
Asana refers to the physical postures or poses practiced to promote physical health, flexibility, and mental tranquility. Derived from Sanskrit, “asana” translates to “seat” or “pose,” emphasizing the stable and comfortable position one strives to achieve during practice.
Asana is the the third limb in the eight limbs of yoga. Asanas serve as a foundation for the higher limbs by preparing the body and mind for prolonged periods of meditation and spiritual growth. Through the practice of asanas, practitioners aim to cultivate physical strength, balance, and inner harmony, fostering a holistic approach to well-being and self-awareness.




















