Podcasts about ardha

Today, my guest is Amita Ardha, an enterprise architect who has been focusing on sustainable development solutions.In this conversation;Amita started her career in engineering and transitioned to IT due to her interest in the "why" behindthe coding.She realized the importance of understanding the business world and pursued an MBA with a focus onIT and software engineering.She eventually became a certified Enterprise Architect but took a break to focus on personal goals andexplore sustainability.This entrepreneurial experience involving a reuse studio helped her develop a broader understanding ofconnecting business with sustainability.Currently, Amita works as a part-time Enterprise Architect and is involved in sustainability initiatives.Being a Woman in TechAmita acknowledges the challenges women face in tech but emphasizes focusing on the work andenjoying the journey.She advises against attributing missed opportunities solely to gender and highlights the importance ofrecognizing individual journeys.Amita encourages women to take breaks without guilt and to keep striving towards their goals.Sustainability in ComputingAmita views sustainability as a journey from finite to infinite resourcefulness.Focus on Achievable Goals and Resource EfficiencyAmita emphasizes using resources efficiently and highlights cloud computing as an example of improvedresource utilization.She shares an example of identifying hygiene issues faced by sanitation workers and the potentialbenefit of providing antifungal cream.She recommends offering online sessions like storytelling or technology workshops to contributeremotely.You can see some of her work at https://www.instagram.com/bharatireusestudio/

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Ardha bhujangasana

This Pose is normally followed by the forward for pose. It helps to strengthen your back, knees, with the main focus on your hamstrings, calves and back. You may hold on the pose for 60 seconds. Watch out if you have back problems.

[60-minute Vinyasa] Featured poses: Ardha chandrasana/half moon Adho mukha vrksasana/Handstand hops Bakasana/Crow To support this podcast, consider contributing a donation through Venmo to Terri-Koen --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/findingdrishti-podcast/support

Ein Beitrag zum Sanskritwort: Ardha. Bedeutung:halb; die Hälfte ausmachend; Hälfte; Mitte; Seite, Teil, Gegend, Ort, Platz. Ein Yogawiki Artikel zum Thema: Sanskrit. Das Sanskrit Wörterbuch findest du hier. Sanskrit Seminare findest du hier.

I’ve been sequencing this pose a lot lately into my classes and personal practice. It’s simple yet allows variations for all levels from the beginner to the experienced practitioner. In Sanskrit, this pose is called "Ardha Purvottanasana" (ARD-uh PUR-voh-tun-AHS-uh-nuh), which means "Half Intense East Stretch." This comes from five words: * "Ardha" — meaning "half" * “Purva” — meaning “east" * “Ut” — meaning “intense” * “Tan” — meaning “to stretch” * “Asana” — meaning “pose” Enjoy & incorporate it into your personal practice! NAMASTE! You might

Ardha baddha padmottanasana

Ardhanarishwara ist die Darstellung des Göttlichen als Gott und Göttin. Ishwara heißt Gott. Ardha heißt Hälfte. Ardhanarishwara ist Gott, der aus zwei Hälften besteht. Ardhanrishwara ist insbesondere die Darstellung Gottes als Shiva und Parvati: Gott ist jenseits von allen Dualitäten. Deshalb spricht man im Vedanta von Brahman, dem Absoluten. Das Göttliche beinhaltet alles und ist jenseits von allem. In der Schöpfung manifestiert sich das Göttliche als Polarität, z.B. männlich - weiblich, also Shiva und Parvati. Ardhanrishwara ist also Gott als Shiva und Parvati. In der Kunst wird Ardhanarishwara dargestellt als ein Wesen, das in seiner rechten Hälfte Shiva ist und in seiner linken Hälfte Parvati. Dieser Video Vortrag von und mit Sukadev Bretz zum Sanskritwort Ardhanarishwara ist Teil des Yoga Vidya Multimedia Sanskrit Wörterbuchs. Viele Yoga Videos findest du hier. Ein vollständiges Sanskrit Wörterbuch Sanskrit-Deutsch, Deutsch-Sanskrit findest du HIER.

This pose is fun & challenging! Perfect to practice during a half moon (duh!). Learn Triangle Pose 1st...find it on this podcast! The Sanskrit name for this pose, "Ardha Chandrasana" (ARD-uh chan-DRAHS-uh-nuh), comes from three words: * "Ardha" — meaning "half" * "Chandra" — meaning "moon" * "Asana" — meaning "pose" Listen & enjoy! NAMASTE! This new series will breakdown some of the most popular yoga poses you will see in most yoga sequences. Learning to do the individual pose correctly as well as how to modify the pose for your body or create more challenges for those who are more advanced will make your yoga practice more fun allowing you to experience the true benefits of yoga and most importantly prevent injury at the same time. Listen to the yoga pose breakdown and follow along. Check out my website where you can find more information about the pose. www.lovebreezybreeyoga.com Credit: www.yogaoutlet.com Consult medical advisement before beginning any exercise regimen including yoga. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yogapodcast/message

This asana is named after the yogi Matsyendranath. The name is taken from the Sanskrit words ‘ardha’, which means half, ‘matsya’, which means fish, ‘Indra’, which stands for a king, and asana, which means posture. This asana is also called Vakrasana. ‘Vakra’ means twisted in Sanskrit. Some other names for this asana include the Half Lord of the Fishes Pose and the Half Spinal Twist. It is a seated spinal twist and has a whole lot of variations. Twists are so good for us in so many ways. They detoxify, massage our internal organs, help with digestion and rejuvenate the spine. Twists in a yoga practice come in many different forms, for all levels of practice. Lord of the Fish is a simple seated twist that can be worked into the warm up or cool down (or both) of any yoga sequence. It’s also a great counter pose following backbends. NAMASTE! This new series will breakdown some of the most popular yoga poses you will see in most yoga sequences. Learning to do the individual pose correctly as well as how to modify the pose for your body or create more challenges for those who are more advanced will make your yoga practice more fun allowing you to experience the true benefits of yoga and most importantly prevent injury at the same time. Listen to the yoga pose breakdown and follow along. Check out my website where you can find more information about the pose. www.lovebreezybreeyoga.com Credit: www.yogaoutlet.com Consult medical advisement before beginning any exercise regimen including yoga. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yogapodcast/message

Ardhanarishwara ist die Darstellung des Göttlichen als Gott und Göttin. Ishwara heißt Gott. Ardha heißt Hälfte. Ardhanarishwara ist Gott, der aus zwei Hälften besteht. Ardhanrishwara ist insbesondere die Darstellung Gottes als Shiva und Parvati: Gott ist jenseits von allen Dualitäten. Deshalb spricht man im Vedanta von Brahman, dem Absoluten. Das Göttliche beinhaltet alles und ist … „Ardhanarishwara – Gott und Göttin – Hinduismus Wörterbuch“ weiterlesen

Ardhanarishwara ist die Darstellung des Göttlichen als Gott und Göttin. Ishwara heißt Gott. Ardha heißt Hälfte. Ardhanarishwara ist Gott, der aus zwei Hälften besteht. Ardhanrishwara ist insbesondere die Darstellung Gottes als Shiva und Parvati: Gott ist jenseits von allen Dualitäten. Deshalb spricht man im Vedanta von Brahman, dem Absoluten. Das Göttliche beinhaltet alles und ist … „Ardhanarishwara – Gott und Göttin – Hinduismus Wörterbuch“ weiterlesen

Being reminded to take time to connect to ourselves and tap into who we really are at our core is not as easy these days with so much stimulation in our lives.... When my dear friend Elsie (who I always talk about cause she rocks) sent me an email on Good Friday which inspired this class. Funny enough I didn't even know that is was a holiday she took me to the mat to sit and go within to remember. Along with that I am grateful for being able to teach yoga this weekend at the Spring Retreat for Agape and sit & meditate in the illuminating presence of Dr. Rev. Micheal Beckwith (featured in the Secret DVD) & Dr. Ricki Byers Beckwith which reminded me why I teach yoga and live a life of service. Before you do this practice see if you can find within yourself what you are passionate about, what is sacred to you and pour the meaning into each breath, action and intention. Please check out my new vidcast at (for the books I mention check out my Amazon Store) me & the rev. apres yoga at the Agape spring meditation retreat in rancho palos verdes, ca "Real Success is coming to knowing yourself to share your gift with the world" - Rev. Micheal Beckwith Sequence: Level 1 Restorative Heart Opener with a Blanket or Blocks Extended Balasana - Extended Child's Pose All 4's for Cat Cow Pose Downward Facing Dog - Bending knees and Working the Top of Thighs Back 3X Plank Pose to Cobra Pose to a Wide Uttanasna taking the Heart Fwd 3X Uttansana to Vira III Leg Prep to Straight Leg Lunge Plank to Chattarunga to Cobra Utthita Parsvakonasana - Stage one or Full Pose Vinyasa Second Side Plank Down to Your Belly Eka Pada Bhekasana (also Ardha) to Child's Pose Agnistambasana - Fire Log Pose Pose of the God Agni (fire) Setubhanda - Bridge Pose Supta Padangustasana Supine Twist Easy Twist to Each Side Knees to Chest Savasana Namaste!