Firstly I will go through why I chose this name as my blog name using the 3 rules.

Sanskrit names for yoga. Sanskrit names for yoga studios. Sun Salutation Sequence - In Sanskrit this is Surya Namaskar but most instructors refer to the English variation. Balasana means babychild pose.

The God-man Krishnas spouse. Some English-speaking yoga teachers use a mishmash of English and Sanskrit like they say Triangle pose but. There are many Sanskrit Words which has beautiful and deeper meaning.

Sanskrit language is around 3500 years old. The transcendental Self atman or Spirit a designation that is mostly used in Samkhya and Patanjalis yoga-darshana. Some of the words does not have any direct translation in English or does not have any English word associated to it.

And the Sanskrit names do describe the pose pretty accurately once you learn to understand what they necessitate. For example I imagine Susan SUEING me for not having enough yoga mats in my class. After the Sanskrit name you have the most common English name of the pose.

If you select a Sanskrit name for your yoga studio chances are that it might indeed become a success among those who love practicing yoga. Sanskrit for Yoga Poses - Yoga by Design. Asana a-sa-na The physical yoga poses in hatha yoga.

Natarajasana means dancer pose. The Sanskrit names typically arent inconsistent though in a few cases there is more than one Sanskrit name for the same pose. A name of the divine Mother.