108 Sun Salutaions
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ok ok 45 minutes..... So moving along big time, almost a dynamic stretch session
hmmmm,
I want to find a place to do this
sent text to Sifu
I am in Bradenton/Sarasota FL
It's Saturday right?0 -
Our room is usually heated to around 30C which results in the mat being soaked in sweat soon into the session.
And then sleep like a baby. Ahhh!!!!0 -
bottom line, a good one take about 2 minutes = 216 minutes of controlled breathing, stretching and who knows what else comes along.
This is hard core!!!!!! to the max
What is the nutrition plan for this? a 3+ hour fast?
I am seriously interested in understanding.
Check local areas, and calling my Tai Chi Sifu regarding this
Todd
So Carl does this in the Ashtanga tradition in about 45 minutes. I've done it in the Iyengar tradition and it takes between 1.5-3 hours - with some time for headstand and shoulderstand, some standing poses, etc, during the longer event.
As far as food goes, I wouldn't eat any differently than my for my normal practice - eat breakfast and a couple hours later, practice.0 -
Why 108:
http://www.elephantjournal.com/2010/02/why-108-sun-salutations/
Someday I hope to do 108 drop backs.0 -
Our room is usually heated to around 30C which results in the mat being soaked in sweat soon into the session.
And then sleep like a baby. Ahhh!!!!
- actually the pace (Ashtanga practice) leaves us all rocking and we usually spend a few more hours chatting, eating nice food and dancing. Its a great community event.
- and then sleep like a baby! Shi-vas-an-aaaaa!0 -
I was hoping to do a mala for the summer solstice but don't think it will work out. I truly, deeply, need a rest day after being a bad ashtangi with 13 days of straight practice (1 moon day vinyasa that was less gentle than anticipated and 2 separate 2-3 hours handstand workshops on the saturdays). And the shala isn't organising one this year either as they are closed for renovations.
I intend to chant the 12 names of surya instead.0 -
Is this a Wicca + Hinduism fusion then? (I'm not being snide; I'm really asking.) Is summer solstice a significant date in Hinduism?
meaningful season change events are probably a significant in nearly every ancient religion.
christmass is the winter solstice
There's some truth to that, and I obviously know the history of winter solstice --> Xmas = Christian invaders/conquerors attempting to supplant existing pagan holy days with new ones. I'm not as informed about Indian/Hindu religious history. The details would be intriguing, if anyone knows them.
i don't think its really that mystical, just meant to mark, keep track of, celebrate the passage of time and when to plant things, etc.0 -
Although I won't be practicing the 108 Sun Salutations, I will be invoking Reiki. It's not exercise, but I find reiki energy WAY more powerful during equinox and solstice. I'm exited My yoga master will be doing a program based on sun salutations on Monday. Namaste0
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just talked to my Sifu
he is black belt Kungfu, 5th degree TKD, and master Tai Chi
he Said - "Saturday is the solstice, and I only strive to do a single Sun Solutation in 108 minutes!" " it is a focused, strength that we long for"
hmmm, imagine stretching a 2 minute set of moves into a 108 minutes! That would truly be a slow, controlled, set of movement.
and he finalized by saying- good one you Todd, that you are engaging such a wonderful time of season!
This is a cool topic ya'll0 -
Our room is usually heated to around 30C which results in the mat being soaked in sweat soon into the session.
And then sleep like a baby. Ahhh!!!!
- actually the pace (Ashtanga practice) leaves us all rocking and we usually spend a few more hours chatting, eating nice food and dancing. Its a great community event.
- and then sleep like a baby! Shi-vas-an-aaaaa!
I want this!0 -
just talked to my Sifu
he is black belt Kungfu, 5th degree TKD, and master Tai Chi
he Said - "Saturday is the solstice, and I only strive to do a single Sun Solutation in 108 minutes!" " it is a focused, strength that we long for"
hmmm, imagine stretching a 2 minute set of moves into a 108 minutes! That would truly be a slow, controlled, set of movement.
and he finalized by saying- good one you Todd, that you are engaging such a wonderful time of season!
This is a cool topic ya'll
any form of mindful meditation, and thanx to Gaia, during the solstice is awesome.0 -
he Said - "Saturday is the solstice, and I only strive to do a single Sun Solutation in 108 minutes!" " it is a focused, strength that we long for"
Awesome. I'm going to share this with my yogis tomorrow. It's truly inspiring how there would so many ways that people will celebrate this event (starting today in places) all around the world.0
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