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Yoga Practice Name
Basti
Yoga Practice Branch
Ashtang Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga
Yoga Practice Type
Kriya
Ashtang Yoga Category
Niyama
Hatha Yoga Category
Kriya
Steps and Description
Stand in pure water up to the navel.
A flowing river is an ideal place. Lean forward and place the hands on the knees.
Expand the anal sphincter muscles and simultaneously perform uddiyana bandha and nauli in such a way that water is drawn up into the bowels.
Hold the water in the bowels for some time and then expel it through the anus.
Contraindications
Those people who experience frequent nasal bleeding should not perform these practices.
General Benefits
The colon is cleaned and purified. Old stool is removed and gas expelled.
Advanced practitioners of pranayama use basti to cool down the abdominal heat produced by their practices.
Benefits for Disease
Depression
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