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Bend your right knee and place it over your left thigh.  The
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                  sole of your right foot should point upwards and your heel
                  should be close to your abdomen.

                 Now, repeat the previous step with your left leg.
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                 Now that your legs are crossed and your feet are placed
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                  on opposite thighs, place both your hands on your knees

                  in the mudra position.

                 Ensure that your head is straight and your spine is erect at
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                  all times.

                 Maintain this position and continue with gentle long breaths
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                  taken in and out.



              BENEFITS OF PADMASANA
                 Padmasana is a highly preferred asana for increasing the focus of the mind and
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                 improving its concentration power. It also calms the brain.

                 Padmasana  helps  to  preserve  vital  fluids  in  the  body  and  prevents  abdominal
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                 diseases.

              l   Padmasana gives peace of mind and solitude. It increases your hunger and helps
                 to relax the body.

                 Padmasana also helps in stretching the ankles and knees.
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              A.  Find the word from the box and fill in the blanks.


                       concentration  abdominal   Padmasana   increasing


                     1.  Padmasana is a highly preferred asana for _______________ the focus of

                         the mind.

                     2.  Padmasana helps in improving _______________ power.


                     3.  Padmasana  helps  to  preserve  vital  fluids  in  the  body  and  prevents
                         _______________ diseases.


                     4.  _______________ increases your hunger and helps to relax the body.
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