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This is Utkata konasana (oot-KAH-tuh cone-AHS-uh-nuh), also known as Goddess pose. This is a pose to help you harness the forces of the universe while stretching and toning your lower body. This pose helps each of us connect to our inherent inner goddess, finding a common space with this powerful feminine energy.

Gomukasana, also known as Cow Face Pose, is a physical heart-opening yoga pose that symbolizes nourishment and sustainability. This post explores the benefits of Gomukasana and its philosophy, including modifications to deepen the pose. Learn how to stretch your ankles, hips, thighs, shoulders, armpits, triceps, and chest with this powerful yoga posture.

Balasana, also known as Child’s pose, is a gentle yoga posture that can help you stretch and relax your body while calming your mind. Learn how to do this pose and its benefits in this guide.

This is Baddha Konasana, pronounced (BAH-dah cone-AHS-anna) or Butterfly pose or Cobbler’s pose. This is a seated pose that strengthens and opens the hips and groin. It also stimulates the heart and improves circulation.

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Every yoga practice is different from the last. And often you may find yourself loving (or hating) a certain pose. Sometimes it’s because you feel uncomfortable in the pose, which is usually an invitation to spend more time in it. Sometimes it’s because you may feel yourself getting stronger in the pose, which leaves you desiring to explore it more. If you pay close attention, you may also notice that it’s teaching you a deeper lesson about your life.