Ashtanga yogis practice a prescribed set of asanas, channel energy through the body using bandhas (locks), and concentrate on singular points
using drishti (gaze) in asanas.
Not exact matches
Nasikagra
Drishti is a powerful practice to develop concentration and is
used in conjunction with many meditation techniques.
In these styles, asanas are practiced
using breath,
drishti (gaze) and the introduction of bandhas (inner energy locks).
In these styles, asana are practiced
using breath,
drishti (gaze) and bandhas (inner energy locks).
This technique, Bhrumadhya
Drishti, means «mid-brow gazing» — bhru is Sanskrit for brow while madhya means middle — and is often
used in meditation to acheive dharana.