<transcript><audio_0> Sharabha heißt Hirsch. Sharabhasana wird erwähnt in einem klassischen Hatha-Yoga-Text, nämlich Hatha Ratnavali, ein Text, der manchmal auf der 17.</transcript><caption><image_1>The image shows a man and a woman sitting on a purple yoga mat in a room with white walls. The man is wearing a maroon jacket and white pants, and is holding a piece of paper in his hands. The woman is sitting on the mat with her legs crossed and her hands resting on her knees. She is wearing an orange tank top and black leggings. In the background, there is a small altar with a statue of Lord Ganesha and a vase of flowers. The overall mood of the image is peaceful and serene.</caption><caption><image_2>The image shows a man and a woman sitting on a purple yoga mat in a room. The man is wearing a yellow t-shirt, white pants, and a maroon jacket. He is holding a piece of paper in his hands and appears to be reading it intently. The woman is sitting on the mat with her legs crossed and her hands resting on her knees. She has long blonde hair and is looking off to the side with a serious expression on her face. The background is a plain white wall.</caption><transcript><audio_3> Und in dem die 84 Hauptasanas beschrieben werden. Leider hat Hatha Ratnavali für viele Asanas nicht beschrieben, welche diese, was da überhaupt gemeint ist. Es ist...</transcript><transcript><audio_4> welcher die 84 Hauptstellungen beschreibt oder erwähnt, aber leider einen Text, der sie nicht genauer beschreibt. Und so gibt es viele Yogatraditionen, die dann sich ihre eigenen 84 Hauptasanas zurechtsuchen.</transcript><transcript><audio_5> 884 Hauptasanas und in jeder Tradition sind die etwas anders, weil in alten Texten heißt es, es gibt 8.400.000 Asanas</transcript><transcript><audio_6> Von den 8.400.000 sind etwa 1.000 namentlich bekannt und in dem Asana-Lexikon, wovon dieses Video Teil ist, werden diese 1.000 Asanas mit ihren Mehrheitsthemen</transcript> sarah bazaar is literally the production taraba means deer carabas anna is mentioned in a classic yoga text namely Mr. Adnani has a text that is sometimes referred to the 17th century and in which the 84 main asanas are described. unfortunately ratner has had many asanas  It is not described which one is actually meant. It is probably one of the first works that describes or mentions the 84 main positions, but unfortunately there is a text that describes itself in more detail and so there is  Many yoga traditions that then look for their own 84 main assanges. At Yoga Vidya we also have the 84 main asanas, but in each tradition they are slightly different because in old texts it says there are eight million 400,000 asanas and 84 of them are the most important of them  Eight million 400,000, around 1000 are known by name and these jacks of all trades are included in the asana lexicon of which this video is part Their
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