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Surya Kriya Yoga Sequence Guide

This document outlines a Surya Kriya yoga practice consisting of 21 asanas and breathing exercises. It begins with two preparatory poses - Patangasana and Shishupalasana - held for 2 minutes each. This is followed by three rounds of Nadi Vibhajan breathing and varying numbers of cycles of the Surya Kriya breathing technique. It then describes a meditation practice and abdominal lock exercise to be done three times each. The main practice involves flowing through 21 asanas with specified breathing counts to be done in sequence.

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89% found this document useful (36 votes)
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Surya Kriya Yoga Sequence Guide

This document outlines a Surya Kriya yoga practice consisting of 21 asanas and breathing exercises. It begins with two preparatory poses - Patangasana and Shishupalasana - held for 2 minutes each. This is followed by three rounds of Nadi Vibhajan breathing and varying numbers of cycles of the Surya Kriya breathing technique. It then describes a meditation practice and abdominal lock exercise to be done three times each. The main practice involves flowing through 21 asanas with specified breathing counts to be done in sequence.

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SURYA KRIYA

1. Patangasana 2 minutes
2. Shishupalasana 2 minutes/leg
3. Nadi Vibhajan 3 cycles
4. Surya Kriya 1, 3, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12 cycles
5. Sushanti Meditation (Perfect Calm) (61-­‐Point Relaxation) 3 cycles
6. Uddyana Bandha (Diaphragm Lock) 3 cycles

Asana name Breaths


1 Samastithi (Equanimous state) Shoonyaka (Emptiness)
2 Namaskar 3
3 Urdhvasana (Elevated) 5
4 Padahastasana (Hand to foot) 7
5 Ashva Sanchalana (Equestrian) 3
6 Parvathasana (Mountain) 5
7 Sashtanga (With 8 parts of body) 7
8 Bhujangasana (Snake) Rapid breathing for duration of 3
9 Parvathasana 5
10 Ashva Sanchalana 7
11 Padahastasana 3
12 Ashva Sanchalana 5
13 Parvathasana 7
14 Sashtanga 3
15 Bhujangasana Rapid breathing for duration of 5
16 Parvathasana 7
17 Ashva Sanchalana 3
18 Padahastasana 5
19 Urdhvasana 7
20 Namaskar 3
21 Samastithi Kumbhaka (Fullness)

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