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Abdominal Massage - an exploration of the colon and ilieocecal valveKate Codrington
An exploration of the physical and emotional benefits of abdominal massage. A presentation given to the Association of Biodynamic Massage Therapists in March 2014.
Yoga for the journey of pregnancy- yoga teacher training course project work ...Karuna Yoga Vidya Peetham
Introduction
Pregnancy is a period of three semesters each about three months long. The three trimesters help measure the fetus’s milestones in the womb. It also helps to differentiate the magnitude of care and therapy required by the mother each month.
The first trimester starts from the conception to the thirteenth week, or the first 3 months. The mother begins to experience physical and hormonal changes within the first few weeks. The first trimester is crucial for the developing fetus and the mother, as the chances of miscarriage are high in this period.
The second trimester begins from the thirteenth week of pregnancy till the twenty-seventh week. Pregnant mothers feel a lot more active during this period. The abdomen grows significantly in the trimester. By the end of the trimester, the mothers feel the baby’s movements.
A simple series of Yoga practices that will support a heatlhy lifestyle for women from puberty past menopause. Stay healthy and disease free with Yoga.
Dr Ananda's invited presentation at the National Seminar on Prenatal Education: Ancient Indian Perspectives (April 11-12, 2019) at SCSVMV, Kanchipuram, India.
Yoga has enormous potential to help expectant mothers prepare themselves physically, mentally, emotionally for this grand experience that can be a very spiritual one for so many. Yoga as a way of life focuses on right living and right thinking while utilizing various tools for the overall psycho-physiological health of the mother and child. Yogic diet with a stress on natural life-giving foods and adequate hydration helps the mother nurture the child growing within herself and fortify herself for the challenging events to come. A balanced lacto- vegetarian diet rich in calcium, iron and other essential vitamins and minerals is advocated with training in the preparation of soups, salads and sprouts. Foods of the Sattwic nature elevate the mother’s consciousness thus helping to create an uplifting psycho-mental-spiritual inner environment developing the inherent potential of the child in a wonderful manner. Preliminary evidence from various scientific studies supports Yoga's potential efficacy, particularly if started early in the pregnancy.
8. Embryo to Fetus fifteen days twenty-one days thirty days thirty-four days six wks eight wks Life: One Seed + One Egg Life begins when an egg, previously released from one of the two ovaries, merges with just one of the hundreds of millions of sperm cells supplied through the vagina by the male reproductive system. The fertilized egg then descends to the wall of the uterus, where it implants itself to begin gestation .
10. The average weight of the Indian baby at 40 weeks of pregnancy is 2,750Gms at birth.
11. New Born A healthy new born cries vigorously as soon as he is born, kicking his limbs actively, giving the greatest joy to the tired mother.
12. ANANDAMAYA I A Y T ANANDAMAYAKOSA VIJNANAMAYAKOSA PERFECT HEALTH & KNOWLEDGE MANOMAYAKOSA STRESS IS SPEED PRANAMAYAKOSA STRESS ACCORDING TO TAITTIRIYA UPANISAT
19. RISKS/PROBLEMS MOTHER: Excessive vomiting. Abortion. FETUS: Formation of organs. Risk of congenital abnormal.
20. II TRIMESTER (4 – 6 MONTHS) MOTHER – STABLE PERIOD IMPORTANT TO STABLISE YOGA PRACTICES FOETUS – ORGANOGENESIS & MATURITY STEADY GROWTH SENSE ORGANS FUNCTION SPEND MORE TIME FOR YOGA INCREASE PRANAYAMA INCREASE CHANTINGS BE CHERFUL, HUMEROUS & RELAXED REDUCE WORK LOAD
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22. III TRIMESTER (7 – 9 MONTHS) ONE HOUR PRACTICE / DAY YOGA – MOST ASANAS CANNOT BE PERFORMED KRIYA – V.DHOUTI CAN BE CONTINUED SHAVASANA – LEFT LATERAL POSITION ADD BADHA KONASANA BY 36 WEEKS FOETUS : MATURITY BEHIVIOUR BRAIN GROWTH & MATURITY AIMS – PREPARE FOR ENJOYABLE LABOUR
23. MEDITATION ON “OM” 10 MINUTES 3 TIMES A DAY BACK PAIN SWELLING OF LEGS TIREDNESS BODY ACHES, PAINS & SPRAINS PSYCHE : ANXIETY ABOUT LABOUR & BABY PROBLEMS PREGNANCY HYPERTENSION DIABETES IUGR PRE MATURE LABOUR
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25. LABOUR I STAGE:- CONTRACTION – PAINS FOR DILATATION OF CERVIX & DESCENT OF BABY INCREASED ANALGESIC REQUIREMENT INCOORDINATE UTERINE ACTIVITY PROLONGED LABOUR FOETAL DISTRESS – INCREASED C. SECTION ABDOMINAL BREATHING – NADISHUDDHI NADANUSANDHANA – POORNAMADAH RELAX – IRT - CONSERVE ENERGY
26. YOGA AFTER DELIVERY II STAGE:- BIRTH OF THE BABY MOTHER – ANXIETY – PROLONGED LABOUR – INSTRUMENTAL DELIVERY – C SECTION RESPIRATORY DIFFUCULTY IN NEW BORNED etc. ANTAR KUMBHAKA – DEEP IRT STRENGTHEN ABDOMINAL MUSCLES STRENGTHEN PERINEAM MUSCLES AVOID OBESITY ENJOY NURSING – BHAKTI
27. IAYT Avoid all dynamics – Risks of abortion Avoid Prone – Shalabha & Dhanur All difficult postures Emphasize Vamanadhouti in the morning –for morning sickness, for excessive vomiting. 1-3 Months
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29. YOGASANAS IAYT Basic set Avoid – Dynamics - Go on decreasing the difficult asanas - Increase breathing. 4-6 Months – Aim – Maintain steady growth
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31. Practices for koshas Manomaya/Vignanamaya Life of Contentment Joy Reduce workload Fast lifestyle Divine Meditation – OM, CM, TM Read good books
32. Mind of mother on baby Stress – Reduced blood flow baby is distressed. Growth decrease Fetal fatigue at labour. Good music Loud chanting Poornamadah Mrityunjaya Mantra Japa Rosery
33. I Trimester Practice Chart BREATHING EXERCISES Hands Stretch/ Side Stretch 1 Hands in / out 1 Loosening Fingers 1 Loosening Wrist 1 Ankle Stretch ½ Tiger Breathing 1 Neck Exercise 1 Quick Relaxation Technique 1 LOOSENING EXERCISES Forward bending 1 Backward bending 1 Side Bending ½ Shoulder Rotation ½ Twisting 1 Instant Relaxation Technique 2 ASANAS STANDING POSTURES Initial Standing Posture Tadasana 1 Ardha-Kati chakrasana 2 Padahastasana 1 Standing Relaxation Posture 1 SITTING POSTURES Initial Sitting Posture Dandasana 1 Vajrasana 1 Ardha-Matsyendrasana 1 Badha Konasana 1 Uphavista Konasana ½ Sitting Relaxation Posture 1 Squatting 1 Sasankasana 1 Siddhasana 1 Deep Relaxation Technique 5 SUPINE POSTURES Viparita Karani 1 Savasana 2 Practices Duration in Min Practices Duration in Min
34. I Trimester Practice Chart PRANAYAMA Nadi Suddhi 3 Sitali 2 Sadanta 2 Bhramari 1 SECTIONAL BREATHING Abdominal 1½ Thoraic 1½ Upper Lobar 1½ Yoga Nidra 1½ MEDITATION Nadanusandhana 4 Omkar Meditation 5 Silence 1 KRIYAS Trataka 1 Vamana Dhouti Practices Duration in Min Opening Prayer Om Sahanavavatu, Sahanou vhunaktu, Saha viryam karavavahai, Tejasvinavadhitamastu, ma vidvisavahai Om Santih, Santih, Santih. Closing Prayer Sarve bhavantu sukhinah, Sarve santu niramayah; Sarve bhadrani pasyantu, Ma kascit duhkha bhagbhavet. Om Santih, Santih, Santih. End of 1st Trimester Practice
35. II Trimester Practice Chart BREATHING EXERCISES Hands Stretch/ Side Stretch 1 Hands in / out 1 Loosening Fingers ½ Loosening Wrist 1 Ankle Stretch ½ Tiger Breathing 1 Neck Exercise 1 Quick Relaxation Technique 3 LOOSENING EXERCISES Forward bending ½ Backward bending ½ Side Bending 1 Shoulder Rotation 1 Twisting ½ Instant Relaxation Technique 1½ ASANAS STANDING POSTURES Initial Standing Posture Tadasana 1 Ardha-Kati chakrasana 2 Standing Relaxation Posture 1 SITTING POSTURES Initial Sitting Posture Dandasana 1 Vajrasana 1 Ardha-Matsyendrasana Badha Konasana 1 Uphavista Konasana 1 Sitting Relaxation Posture 1 Siddhasana 1 Deep Relaxation Technique 4 SUPINE POSTURES Viparita Karani (Wall Support) 1 Savasana 2 Practices Duration in Min Practices Duration in Min
36. II Trimester Practice Chart PRANAYAMA Nadi Suddhi 2 Sitkari 1½ Sitali 1½ Sadanta 1½ Bhramari 1½ SECTIONAL BREATHING Abdominal 1½ Thoraic 1½ Upper Lobar 1½ Yoga Nidra 2 MEDITATION Nadanusandhana 4½ Omkar Meditation 6 Silence 1 KRIYAS Trataka 2 Practices Duration in Min End of 2nd Trimester Practice
38. During delivery Prepare – Look forward to enjoy birth of beloved DRT – To relax in between Kumbhaka – To bear down QRT, IRT – To calm down. Enjoy pain by defocusing practice.
39. Post delivery AIM – Weight Abdominal Diet – High fibre High fluid intake Yoga – Go on adding all practices after bleeding stops