Sentences with word «viparita»

When the going gets rough, the tough take viparita karani (lying on the floor, bum against the wall, with legs up the wall.)

The Sanskrit name, Viparita Karani, comes from viparita meaning reversed or inverted and karani meaning action.

Viparita Karani is often called Legs - Up - the - Wall Pose, but viparita actually means «inverted,» and karani means «in action.»

Oftentimes the tweens in my weekly classes request some type of restorative pose, and squeal with delight when we get to do Legs Up the Wall (viparita karani).

I like the viparita karini.

I use lavender and chamomile aromatherapy oils, do yoga poses such as legs - up - the - wall pose (viparita karani).

Legs - up - the - wall (viparita karani) is pretty restorative any way you slice it.

Headstands and shoulderstands can be hard on the neck, but viparita karani, or leg - up - the - wall pose, is a simple and safe yoga pose that will help drain excess fluid in the legs.

The official name for legs - up - a-wall is viparita karani, which literally means «inverted in action» in Sanskrit.