02/04/2026
Rabbit Pose: Sasangasana
How about trying this posture during your home practice over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend? 🐇
This gentle pose lengthens the spine, increasing flexibility, while stretching the back, shoulders and arms. It is a near-inversion that brings fresh blood to the brain, relieves tension in the neck and shoulders,
It also nourishes the subtle body by stimulating the thyroid and endocrine systems. This helps to support healthy digestion, alleviate insomnia, and relieve anxiety.
Follow these steps to ease into the pose:
• Begin in a kneeling position and sit back on your heels.
• Grasp your heels with your hands (thumbs on the outside, fingers on the inside) or clasp your calves.
• Exhale, tuck your chin to your chest, and round your spine to place the crown of your head on the mat while keeping your forehead near your knees.
• Lift your hips high toward the ceiling, rolling forward until your arms are straight, ensuring most of your weight is supported by your arms and not your head.
• Hold for three to five breaths, then slowly release by lowering your hips and rising to a seated position.
Wishing you all a very happy Spring bank holiday
Om Shanti, Sarah xx 🙏