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Kukkutasana allows you to feel in inward uptake of Prana originating in Muladhara (root). Feel the energy move upwards through Svadhisthana (sacral) on its way towards Sahasrara (crown). As you exhale, work to let Apana root you to the floor, but not escape the body.
The lifted chest variation of Natarajasana is an excellent heart opener as it is a backbend. Feel the prana rush up through Svadhisthana (sacral) chakra as it opens on its way up through Anahata (heart) which is shining up and forward. Feel Apana move downward towards a rooted Muladhara (root) which aids in balance.
Hanumanasana is an advanced pose that brings opening from Muladhara (root) directly upward to Sahasrara (crown). Feel Prana move upwards from your connection to the earth up to the sky. Oppose that with the downward force of Apana on the exhalation. Feel the interplay enliven the Sushumna.
With every inhale breath Prana wells through Manipura (solar plexus) and begins to open the front body. As your practice deepens Prana will further spring upward through Anahata (heart). The exhale breath takes Apana downward and stabilizes Svadhisthana (sacral) on its way to strengthening Muladhara (root).
Balasana opens both Muladhara (root) and Ajna (third eye). Both of these two points are connected to the ground, allow them to yield and feel the energy circulate between the two with every breath. Prana moves up and out of your root towards Ajna, while Apana moves down and in toward Muladhara.
Salamba Sirsasana is one of the best poses for opening your upper two chakras. The alignment of the chakras allows Prana to move directly up into Ajna (third eye) and Sahasrara (crown). The connection of the head to the earth allows for Apana and Prana to flow from the earth to the body and vice versa.
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