#insomnia #sleepdisorder #ayurveda Introduction: can’t sleep? Nowadays, diseases like insomnia are often seen in youth, which later on takes the form of serious diseases like depression. You might have often seen or heard from your school friends or college friends or workmates that they are unable to sleep. No matter how hard he tries, he cannot sleep. Why can't you sleep? Before asking this question, it is important to know what is sleep? And how do you get sleep?Acharya Charak ji has described it very simply in Ayurveda. Sleep : The name of the mental attitude that takes shelter due to lack is sleep. The name of the attitude of abandoning the process of assimilation of all objects by the mind is sleep. At this time only the inner mind remains awake. Origin of Sleep: When a person remains awake, the senses remain connected with the mind and the mind remains connected with the soul, the mind perceives the objects of the senses with the help of the senses, when the senses g...
5 Powerful Yoga Poses for Better Mental Health In the fast-paced world of 2026, mental well-being is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. As a professional yoga trainer, I often see practitioners focus solely on the physical "stretch," but the true magic of yoga lies in its ability to rewire the nervous system and calm the " monkey mind ." If you are struggling with stress, anxiety, or mental fatigue, incorporating specific asanas into your daily routine can significantly improve your emotional resilience . Below are the top 5 yoga poses for mental health designed to ground your energy and restore inner peace. 1. Balasana (Child’s Pose) – The Ultimate Stress Reliever Primary Benefit: Deeply calms the nervous system and relieves " fight or flight " tension. Child’s Pose is a restorative posture that signals the brain that it is safe to relax. By folding forward and resting your forehead on the mat, you gently stimulate the vagus nerve , which h...