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Ancient sacred texts presented in a simplified manner which can be applied to daily modern life in the form of commentaries offered by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.
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This is the period when your body and mind are engaged in the creation of a new life. It can be a unique and valuable experience. Yoga can help you to have an easier, healthier pregnancy and delivery.
Practice slowly and gently and the postures and breathing exercises will:
Relax and strengthen your body
Help you adjust to many of the temporary physical changes
Help you to make the most of your breath
Always consult your physician or yoga teacher before starting the programme to find out the set of suitable yoga postures and yoga regime that suits to your body. Some general tips before you start:
Avoid postures with excessive pressure on the abdomen
Keep the abdomen well extended
Do more of deep breathing and shorter meditations
Listen to your body and practice accordingly
Benefits:
Breathing techniques in Yoga provide more oxygen to the body, which is much needed during pregnancy
The foetus gains the benefit of the blood full of oxygen which flows through the body immediately after Yoga
Relaxed mind and lack of stress are the after effects of practicing Yoga. Moreover this calmness is passed to your baby. You and baby are more aligned physically as well as mentally
Back and pelvic muscles are at stake during pregnancy and after. Regular yoga practice helps keep those toned and healthy
The gentle toning and stretching prepares your body to take care of the baby before pregnancy as well as after delivering it