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Namaste

I bow to you, hands at heart in Anjali mudra, signifies acknowledement of the soul/light in one person by the soul/light of another

Bhakti Yoga

Develops the heart, cultivating devotion or self-surrender

Raja yoga

"royal road" and scientific path where one follows step by step procedure to attain the goal of Yoga

Hatha yoga

Focuses on balancing force within the body, promotes health and longevity

Jnana yoga

Develops ones will, reason and discrimination; the path that cultivates wisdom and involves deep exploration of nature of our being

Yoga

"union" occuring between mind body and spirit

Asana

Any of the Yogic postures or movements but literally translates to "seat"; patanjali defines Asana to be seated in a position that is firm, but relaxed

Hatha flow

Synchronizing movement with breath, vinyasa

Savasana

Corpse pose, laying down, the practice of allowing the body to recuperate and rest

Extension

Anatomical movement which increases an angle

Flexion

Anatomical movement which decreases an angle

Adduction

Anatomical movement which pulls a body part toward the body's mid line

Abduction

Anatomical movement that pulls a body part away from the body's mid line

Circumduction

Anatomical movement which combines in a conical movement at ball and socket joints

Rotation

Anatomical movement that moves inward or outward along the center axis of the body; inward rotation (giving yourself a hug) outward (pigeon toeing the feet out to the sides)

Supination

Rotation of the forearm or foot so as to face the palm or sole inward

Pronation

Rotation of the forearm or foot so as to face the palm or sole outwards

Mula Bandha

Activates the pelvic floor, "locks" essential for breath retention

Ujjayi

Deep diaphragmatic breathing with a slight restriction of the epiglottis, "victorious" breath

Carpals

Bones on the hands

Tarsals

Bones on the feet

Scoliosis

Condition which the spine curves from side to side

SI Joint

Three bones that connects the pelvic girdle to the spine, bears the weight of the spine and upper torso and distribute weight to the hips and legs