MantraOnNet.com: Asanas: Supta Vajrasana
![]() Supta means lying down.
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![]() Supta means lying down.
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I Sanskrit Wording: English Wording: (A Hymn to Santoshi mata) jai yuga-yuga ki adi sakti I jaga mem pracalita hai tava bhakti II adi, madhya aura avasana I teri gati vidhi koi na jana II Hindi Meaning: English Meaning: Glory, all glory to you, O Primordial Power, worshipped in every age. Devotion to you is…
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A perfect coordination of the hand and leg is achieved in this asana. Minor defects in the limbs are corrected and ligaments become flexible. The organs in the pelvic region are benefited and people find relief from gastritis and acidity. Women find relief from menstrual disorders. Method Stand with feet apart. Keep the left sole…
1. Sri Baala Ganapati Colour: Crimson I salute Lord Baala Ganapati adorned with a garland of tender flowers, having plaintain, mango, jack fruit, sugarcane and sweets in His hands and who is effulgent like the rising sun. 2. Sri Taruna Ganapati Colour: Crimson May the young Lord Ganapati, who is carrying in His hands the…
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King Harsha, who was the ruler of Kanauj from A.D. 606 to 647, was a patron of art and literature. Great Sanskrit poets like Bana Bhatta were in his court. Harsha himself was a poet and playwright. He wrote three Sanskrit plays: Nagananda, Priyadarshika and Ratnavali. Harsha took the material for this plays from Gunadhya’s…