ALERT!! The Risks and Dangers of Sitting in Padmasana Posture | Sadhguru
Résumé
TLDRThe discussion delves into the importance of choosing a comfortable yoga sitting posture, emphasizing the goal of remaining stable and comfortable for extended periods. The lotus posture is beneficial as it maximizes body contact with the floor, distributing weight better. However, this posture is often uncomfortable or even painful for the unpracticed, as it requires flexibility in the knees, ankles, and pelvic muscles. Sitting comfort is influenced by modern habits, such as frequent use of furniture, which diminishes flexibility. While young people can practice the lotus posture if comfortable, the essence of yoga is to find a posture that allows stability and focus without discomfort.
A retenir
- 🧘 Prioritize choosing a yoga posture where you can sit comfortably for 2 hours 40 minutes.
- 🍃 The lotus posture distributes body weight, making sitting potentially easier for those practiced.
- ⚠️ Lotus posture can cause strain or injuries if unpracticed in knee, ankle, or pelvic areas.
- 🪑 Frequent use of furniture reduces flexibility, making cross-legged postures harder.
- ❌ Avoid forcing yourself into a posture that's uncomfortable or painful.
- 💡 It's okay to adopt simpler postures as long as they provide stability and comfort.
- 👶 Younger individuals may find it easier to practice but should still prioritize ease.
- 🎯 The ultimate goal of a posture is to allow deep focus without physical distractions.
- 🔄 Regular practice enhances flexibility over time, benefiting more complex postures.
- ✅ Choose functionality and comfort over aesthetics in selecting a yoga posture.
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The choice of posture in Asana practices should prioritize personal comfort and stability over perceived superiority. An effective Asana is one you can maintain comfortably for an extended period, specifically for two hours and forty minutes without movement. For instance, the lotus posture is considered ideal due to its maximized contact with the floor, distributing body weight evenly. However, it can be challenging and painful for those unaccustomed to it due to strain on the ankles and knees. The ability to perform such a posture depends on one's practice, body flexibility, and lifestyle factors, such as frequent furniture use limiting physical adaptation. Ultimately, choosing a posture that avoids discomfort or injury and allows sustained concentration is most beneficial, regardless of its complexity.
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Vidéo Q&R
What defines a good sitting posture for yoga?
A good posture is one where you can sit for at least 2 hours and 40 minutes without discomfort, maintaining stability and comfort.
Why is the lotus posture considered beneficial?
The lotus posture maximizes body contact with the floor, distributing weight and making it easier to sit for extended periods.
Are there challenges in adopting the lotus posture?
Yes, the posture can strain ankles, knees, and pelvic muscles, especially if one is unpracticed, and may lead to injuries or discomfort.
Can furniture usage impact one's ability to sit cross-legged?
Yes, frequent furniture use reduces flexibility in knees, ankles, and pelvic muscles, making cross-legged postures more challenging.
Is it okay to use simpler postures instead of advanced ones like lotus?
Yes, one should prioritize comfort and stability over adopting complex postures that cause discomfort.
Should young individuals still practice the lotus posture?
Young individuals can practice if they find the posture comfortable, but it is not mandatory.
What is the primary goal of a yoga posture?
The primary goal is to remain in a stable and comfortable position without being distracted by physical discomfort.
Are there general health benefits to practicing lotus posture?
There are benefits, but these can only be realized if the posture is naturally comfortable for the practitioner.
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- Yoga
- Posture
- Lotus posture
- Comfort
- Stability
- Flexibility
- Meditation
- Pelvic muscles
- Health benefits
- Cross-legged sitting