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include_once("/home/yogisut/www/cg-plugins/cg-feedread.php");
// define all our feeds here...
$feeds[0]['url'] = "http://www.yogisutras.com/journeys/feed/rss/";
$feeds[0]['file'] = "journeys";
$feeds[0]['count'] = 5;
$style = 1;
foreach ($feeds as $feed) {
if ($style!=1) echo ' '; // if not showing feeds as WPPosts, wrap each as a post...
$feedOut = getSomeFeed($feed['url'], $feed['count'], true, $feed['file'], '', -1, -1, false, false, $style, false, false, true);
echo $feedOut;
if ($style!=1) echo ' '; // if not showing feeds as WPPosts, wrap each as a post...
// uncomment this if you want a rule between feeds...
//echo ' ';
} ?>
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The
Easy Pose
The Easy Pose is a relaxation pose and
is normally practiced after the Corpse Pose.
Also known under the name of Sukhasana,
the Easy Pose is great for meditation. You only have to
sit down on the floor or your yoga mat, bend your knees,
clasp your arms around them and press them until they reach
your chest and your spine straightens. Then, release your
arms and place your legs in a crossing position, letting
your knees fall down to the floor. Place your hands on your
knees with your palms faced up.
It is important to keep your head up and
the position of your spine as straight as possible. Just
as with most of the yoga poses, breathing is important in
the Easy Pose as well -- so make sure you fill your lungs
with air and hold it as long as it is comfortable. It is
advisable to always breathe through your nose. While in
the Easy Pose, relax your face, your jaws and your belly.
Great
for any age group and for frequent practice, the Easy Pose
is, however, to be avoided after a chronic or recent knee
injury or inflammation, as it might bring you discomfort.
In order to add to your comfort level you can place a folded
blanket either under your knees or under your hipbones.
This pose is highly recommended for meditation,
as it is not difficult to perform and it promotes inner
calm and relaxation.
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unset ($feeds);
$feeds[1]['url'] = "http://beta.search.msn.com:80/news/results.aspx?q=yoga&format=rss&FORM=R0RE";
$feeds[1]['file'] = "MSN";
$feeds[1]['count'] = 2;
$feeds[2]['url'] = "http://newspad.prweb.com/rss.php?textQuery=yoga";
$feeds[2]['file'] = "PRWeb";
$feeds[2]['count'] = 2;
$style = 1;
foreach ($feeds as $feed) {
if ($style!=1) echo ' '; // if not showing feeds as WPPosts, wrap each as a post...
$feedOut = getSomeFeed($feed['url'], $feed['count'], true, $feed['file'], '', -1, -1, false, false, $style, false, false, true);
echo $feedOut;
if ($style!=1) echo ' '; // if not showing feeds as WPPosts, wrap each as a post...
} ?>
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