Lakshmi is a multi-armed Indian goddess who personifies family well-being, happy fate, immortality, material wealth, abundance, blessing. She is the embodiment of the creative energy of Vishnu and, concurrently, his wife. Often the goddess in the images appears with a lotus - sitting, standing or holding this sacred flower in her hand. And this is no accident, because in Hinduism the lotus symbolizes spiritual purity, bright thoughts, motherhood. Learn more about the lotus in Indian culture.

Features of Basti Kriya
The human body becomes defenseless against ailments and begins to hurt due to the fact that toxins accumulate in it, resulting from the digestion of food in the intestine. They cannot be removed in a timely manner, which is why self-poisoning occurs. As a result: illness, rapid aging, loss of activity and well-being.

If classical yoga gives priority to breathing exercises, the development of flexibility and relaxation, then Ashtanga Yoga forms the strength of mind and body. In order to achieve the main goal - samadhi (complete balance, spiritual perfection) - eight difficult stages will have to be completed.
Ashtanga Yoga is an eight-step Path to the ultimate Goal - Samadhi (the highest spiritual perfection). This system was proposed several centuries ago by the Indian Rishi Patanjali.