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Aatmadarshan Yoga classes incorporate yogic Breathing techniques, yoga stretches, yoga asanas, kriyas, progressive relaxation through Yoga Nidra and meditation in a comfortable rhythmic flow to stimulate the pranic shakti and balance the entire body, mind and spirit.

The ADYP Advanced course consists of (approximately) 30 Asanas
1. Proper Breathing - Yogic breathing.
Using the lungs fully to breathe and strengthen them.
2. Kapal Bhati-
Makes the forehead shine, cleanses the nasal passages, bronchial tubes, lungs and entire respiratory system, helps to drain the sinuses and eliminate accumulated excess mucus. Gives massage the liver, spleen, pancreas, stomach and heart, abdominal muscles are strengthened, and digestion is improved
3. Bhastrika Pranayama –
Cleanses the lungs of stale air, helps in sinus and heart ailments.
4. Anuloma Viloma – Alternate Nostril Breathing.
Cleanses & strengthens the lungs & respiratory system, stale air & waste products are drained from the lungs, promotes equilibrium of metabolism rate of the body.
5. Surya Namaskar – Sun Salutation.
A comprehensive warm up exercise made up of 12 spinal positions. It increases flexibility of the spine and limbs. Helps to regulate breathing & focus the mind.
6. Child Pose-
Relaxation pose while sitting in vajra asana, preparation for Sirsasana – Headstand.
7. Dolphin pose –
Preparation for Sirsasana
8. Shirsasana– Head Stand
Head Stand. Regarded as King of all asanas, slows respiration and heart beat, gives relief to varicose veins, increases memory, concentration, relieves nervous disorders.
9. Leg Raising-
Reduces stomach and waist, strengthen the muscles.
10. Spinal Twist-
Gives massage to spine and nervous system, which promotes equilibrium
11. Shoulder Stand (Sarvanga Asana)-
Chin pressing on the throat, the thyroid gland is massaged and regulated as this asana brings a rich blood supply to the thyroid, so it actively regulates the body's metabolism, heat production, weight problems (under or over), skin becomes soft, etc., helps to cure insomnia and depression.
12. The Plough – Halasana.
Stretches the entire spine, increases flexibility, internal organs are massaged and insomnia is relieved.
13. Setubandhasana – The Bridge Pose.
Counter position after the plough pose. Liver & spleen are regulated to increase fat digestion, regulate glucose levels, efficiency in production & use of RBCs
14. Fish Pose (Matsya Asana)-
Removes stiffness from the cervical, thoracic and lumber regions. A rounded shoulder is corrected, increases lung capacity, relieves spasm in bronchial tube and relieves asthma.
15. Forward Bend (Paschimottan asana)-
Stretches the whole back side, joints and reduces stomach. Gives massage to internal organs while breathing.
16. Inclined Plane (Purvottan asana)-
Opposite of forward bend, strengthens wrists and hips.
17. Cobbler Pose-
stretches pelvic joints, Helps in preventing urinary track infection.
18. Crocodile Pose-
Relaxation pose lying on the stomach.
19. Cobra Pose-
gives backward bend to the spine therefore relieves hunchback, back pain, lumbago, asthma and other respiratory problems, nerves and muscles of the spine are rejuvenated. Very powerful for women, the ovaries and uterus are toned, relives menstrual problems etc.,
20. Shalabhasana – Locust Pose.
Exercises the upper half of the body. Intestinal functions are regulated, all internal organs – pancreas, liver and kidneys are massaged, relieves lower back pain and sciatica.
21. Bow Pose-
flexibility is brought to the whole spine: cervical, thoracic, lumber, sacral. Useful in aiding chronic constipation, dyspepsia, the sluggishness of the liver and gastro-intestinal disorders. Regulates pancreas, good for diabetic people. Fat is removed. Ossification of bones is prevented.
22. Ardhamatsyendra Asana – Half Spinal Twist.
Gives lateral stretch to the vertebrae maintaining flexibility of spine, helps relieve lumbago, & muscular rheumatism of back and hips, increases appetite & digestive powers, brings peace of mind.
23. The Crow Pose.
Strengthens arms wrists & shoulders, increases concentration, removes lethargy.
24. Diamond Pose (Vajra Asana)-
Removes stiffness from knees and ankles; activates pancreas, helps diabetic person.
25. Hand Exercise-
Opens shoulder joints
26. The Hands to Feet pose (Padahasta Asana)-
Invigorates the entire nervous system, increase the blood supply to the brain, adipose tissue on the abdomen will disappear, complete stretch is given to the hamstring muscle and lower body is stretched.
27. Stork Pose –
increases concentration and balance with flexibility.
28. Triangle Pose (Trikona Asana)-
Tones the spinal nerves and abdominal organs, increases peristalsis movement of the digestive track.
29. Final Relaxation-
Relieves mental and physical stress. Keeps the mind and body calm for overall rejuvenation.
  Students are also taught cleansing Yogic Kriyas like Jal Neti, Sutra Neti etc.
  Note: The above sequence may be further modified according to the individual’s specific requirement.

 

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