yoga numbness in left toes during lotus position meditation. should i be concerned at all?

yoga numbness in left toes during lotus position meditation. should i be concerned at all?Just do leg up the wall pose and it will go away. Do the pose about 15 minutes a day until you notice the numbeness is gone and then for about a week after that.

EDIT: Im sorry forgot to say that you should do it until the backs of your knees should be able to touch the wall while your butt is against the base board without feeling tight and tingly. NOT for a week... I was going for my own level of fitness not for someone that could be really tight...which you are or you wouldnt be numb.




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Hatha Yoga is the term used for the physical branch of yoga that leads one to the fruits of the practise, namely Raja Yoga. The word Hatha is a construct of the words "ha" (meaning sun/masculine energy) and "tha" (moon/feminine principal), both of which inhabit ones body. "When the light of the sun and moon comes into contact with objects, shadows are created" *

Hence, the result of Shadow yoga (Chaya Yoga) is the dissolution of these shadows, or obstructions. Thus, Shadow Yoga is purely a synonym of Hatha Yoga. It was developed by Zhander (Shandor) Remete after many decades of dedicated research and experience, not only in the field of non-commercial Hatha Yoga but also in the ancient martial arts and traditional Indian dance. This system promotes an understanding of the primary principles of movement through the application of marmasthana (the vital energetic points in the body), the system of pranic winds known as vayus and the nadi, or the subtle "corridors" the vayu traverses. If a student has a wilful desire to do the seemingly more elaborate aspects of a practise, without first being grounded in the foundations of the system one is learning, it exposes them to potential cycles of injury, confusion and the prospect of one day having to back track and undo.

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