To exit, first roll gently with
an exhalation onto one side, preferably the right.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanza are next, culminating in New Years and a major
exhalation onto a sofa with a good book.
Not exact matches
To exit the pose bring your hands
onto your back again, lift back into Sarvangasana with an
exhalation, then roll down
onto your back, or simply roll out of the pose on an
exhalation.
Sit sideways on your support (with one side toward the wall) and, on an
exhalation, swing your shoulders down
onto the edge of the blanket and your legs up
onto the wall.
Shift your weight
onto the left foot and, with an
exhalation, bend your right knee and draw it into your torso.
Take a breath in, and on an
exhalation, reach out to the right and place your right hand
onto your right shin.
Stay here the same length of time, and finally roll back
onto your belly with an
exhalation.
Then with an
exhalation, dip your right shoulder toward the floor, strongly tug your left foot to the right, and roll over
onto your right side.
On your next
exhalation, slide one hand past your ear to cup the back of your head, bringing your weight
onto your forearm.