Why do we always roll over to the right after Savasana? Personally, I have always wondered this, and thought that it was just the teacherās preference of side. But there is much more to it. Thereās two reasons, one is simply because it takes pressure off your heart. The other, is a lot more interesting. It is connected to our Nadis. Wait, what are Nadis?! Well put simply, Nadis are a network of subtle energy channels which your prana or…
Savasanahhhh. Or the slightly more creepy English translation, Corpse Pose. That 5 or so minutes at the end of a yoga practice where you just let go. Lying down long on the mat, covered and cosy, arms and legs spread out, eyes closed, totally relaxed. Or sometimes maybe thinking about what youāre going to make for dinner when you get home. Hey, weāve all been there. Sometimes Savasana is the pose in which we experience the most impatience or frustration….
