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Janu Shirasana: Yoga Position like Pashchimottan Asana

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Certain characteristics of this asana are typically the same as those of Pashchimottanasana. In this variation of Pashchimottanasana one leg is extended.

Technique for Yoga positions Janu Shirasana:

Sit on the ground. Place the left heel pressing hard near the left groin. Keep the right leg stretched and straight. Hold the right foot with the hands. Exhale and draw the stomach in. Lower the head slowly as shown in the figure. Place the forehead and the chin on the knee. Remain in this position for five to ten seconds. Increase the time gradually.

This asana can be practiced with the left leg stretched. With constant practice, this asana can be performed for half an hour. Repeat this asana five to six time every day. This asana should be performed after the bowels are emptied. One who practices this asana can practice Pashchimottanasana comfortably.

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