Pose guide

Read each shape before you enter it

Standing

Mountain Pose (Tadasana)

Stand with feet hip-width apart and weight even across both feet. Lengthen the spine, soften the shoulders, and let the gaze rest forward. Use it to notice balance and posture before moving into any other shape.

Seated

Easy Pose (Sukhasana)

Sit with legs crossed comfortably, hips supported on a folded blanket if needed. Lift gently through the crown of the head and keep the breath unforced. Adjust the height of your support so the knees rest below the hips.

Restorative

Child’s Pose (Balasana)

Kneel, bring the big toes together, and fold forward so the torso rests between the thighs or on a bolster. Let the forehead settle and breathe into the back body. Move at your own pace and come out whenever the body asks.

Three-stage routine

Enter, stabilize, release

01

Enter with intention

Move into the pose slowly, placing each point of contact deliberately. Pause briefly to check alignment before going further.

02

Stabilize and breathe

Hold the shape with steady, unforced breath. Adjust only what is needed to keep the pose supportive rather than strained.

03

Release mindfully

Come out of the pose the same way you entered, with attention to transitions. Rest briefly and notice how the body feels before continuing.