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Paramahamsa Satyananda's Maha Samadhi
Issued By the Pithadhi - swari of Rikhiapeeth, Swami Satyasangananda Saraswati Paramahamsa Satyananda who inspired millions to live the divine life took maha samadhi at midnight on December 5th. Acoording to the tradition for Paramahansas a shodashi puja (sixteen day ritual) will be observed at Rikhiapeeth for Paramahansaji which will culminate in the final puja on 22nd December.Disciples devotees friends and well wishers are flocking to rikhia to offer shradhanjali.All are welcome for the blessings of Paramahansaji that were abundantly flowing to all he came in contact with during his lifetime and have now magnified a thousandfold after he abandoned his body to attain maha samadhi.
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Inverted Asanas
Inverted Asanas

Sarvangasana :

 By pressing the chest against the chin this asana stimulates the thyroid gland, balancing the circulatory, digestive, reproductive, nervous and endocrine systems. Together with the enriched blood flow to the brain, it also tranquillize the mind.


 Shirshasana :

 This asana is very powerful for awakening Sahasrara Chakra and therefore it is considered the greatest of all asanas. Sirshasana increases the blood flow to the brain and pituitary gland.


 Halasana :

Halasana

 

 The movement of the diaphragm which takes place during the practice of halasana massages all the internal organs , activates the digestion, reliving constipation and dyspepsia, revitalizes the spleen and the suprarenal glands promotes the production of insulin by the pancreas and improves liver and kidney function.


 

 


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