Sukshma vyayama means "subtle exercise" in English.The term is derived from two Sanskrit words:
- Sukshma = Subtle, minute
- Vyayama = Exercise
Sukshma vyayama refers to a system of gentle yogic practices that involve small, rhythmic movements synchronized with the breath.
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These exercises aim to loosen the joints, remove energy blockages, and purify the body's energy channels (nadis)
. The key features of sukshma vyayama include breath awareness, concentrating on specific joints, and synchronizing inhalation/exhalation with joint movements.Some key points about sukshma vyayama:
- It is a preparatory practice that mobilizes and strengthens the joints and muscles before more vigorous yoga practices.
- The exercises work on all major joints from the neck down to the ankles in a systematic sequence.
- It increases mobility, flexibility, circulation, and energy flow in the body.
- It has a purifying effect on the physical and subtle energy bodies.
- The practices are considered powerful for developing focus, willpower, and sharpening the senses.
So in essence, sukshma vyayama refers to a series of subtle, joint-mobilizing exercises from the yogic tradition aimed at preparing the body for deeper practices while removing energetic blockages.
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