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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2020 · 3 MIN

Asana

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Just a song. One of them songs that inspired me in so many different ways that I got kinda overwhelmed with creative flow and slowly became indecisive about the direction I wanted to take it. Regardless, it's a catchy one for just being instrumental. Had it on private for about a week and just decided to just let it go the way it is. Anyways, end rant...🥰 The noun asana, “any of the postures in a yoga exercise,” comes from the Sanskrit noun āsanam “(act of) sitting, sitting position,” from the Sanskrit root ās– “to sit, be seated,” from the Proto-Indo-European root ēs– “to sit,” found only in Indo-Iranian, Greek, and Hittite: Sanskrit ā́ste, Avestan āste, Greek hēstai, and Hittite esa, esari all mean “he sits.” Asana entered English in the first half of the 19th century.

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