Things to keep in mind as you prepare:
- 3 cushions and a thick, rolled up blanket (or bolster) for props
- one cushion under your head, one under each knee
- intended to feel totally supported and cozy
- rest in this posture for 10 to 15 minutes
- dress in a cozy way, keeping warm with an extra blanket
- you can use or ignore the strap around your legs
- rest in a warm and quiet space
Special Notes:
When settling in, be sure to snuggle your hips comfortably on the ground. If, when you lie back over your bolster (rolled blanket) the curve in your low spine feels painful, simply scoot your hips inch by inch away from the bolster until the pain is gone. You might also want a little cushion to prop your head so that it is lifted slightly higher than your heart. Give yourself as much coziness as you need, making little adjustments (more or less cushioning) until you can really let down and relax. Remember to set up with a blanket for coverage so you don’t get a chill and consider enjoying soothing music as you rest. *Discontinue practicing it if you feel any pain.
Benefits:
- great for releasing the hips, low spine,
- supports freedom in the neck and jaw tension
- balancing hormones, easing menstrual pain and irregularities
- opens the heart center
- offers deep relaxation
- soothing before bedtime or useful in place of a nap during the day
Enjoy!
Namaste.


