New Delhi: In today’s fast-paced life, stress affects not just the mind but gradually impacts the entire body. Problems like disturbed sleep, irritability, hormonal imbalance, and weakened immunity often stem from stress. The Ministry of AYUSH recommends practicing yoga to combat these issues.
Among various yoga postures, some may appear simple but bring deep internal benefits. Vaginal Mudra is one such posture.
According to the Ministry of AYUSH, Vaginal Mudra helps calm the mind. By focusing on breath, thoughts, and energy while sitting in Sukhasana or Padmasana with eyes closed and fingers forming a specific shape, one can experience relief from stress and attain mental peace. This simple practice soothes the entire nervous system.
When seated in Vaginal Mudra, external noise gradually fades from the mind. The ministry states that regular practice lowers stress hormone levels, easing anxiety, fear, and restlessness. Hence, it is especially beneficial for those under prolonged mental stress.
Vaginal Mudra is also valued for hormonal balance. Hormonal changes in women affect mood, menstrual cycles, and energy levels. Consistent practice positively influences internal glands, improving hormonal equilibrium. Men can benefit as well since this mudra helps regulate stress-related hormonal disturbances.
The Ministry further explains that a calm mind supports better functioning of the body’s defense system. Practicing Vaginal Mudra balances energy flow, strengthens immunity, and increases resistance to minor illnesses.
This mudra is highly effective in enhancing concentration and focus. With attention span issues common across all age groups, Vaginal Mudra helps anchor the mind, leading to clearer thinking, improved decision-making, and better work engagement.
It also provides relief in thyroid and PCOD conditions by improving bodily balance and controlling these disorders. Its positive effect on menstrual irregularities is attributed to reduced stress and restored hormonal harmony.
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