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Corpse Pose
Savasana
“Corpse Pose” · Pronounced shah-VAH-sah-nah
Corpse Pose (Savasana) is a beginner rest pose. Where the practice lands — doing nothing, beautifully.
Savasana comes from sava (corpse) and asana (pose) — Corpse Pose, the stillness at the end of practice where everything is allowed to settle.
What it gives you
- Lowers stress and heart rate
- Lets the body absorb the practice
- Trains deliberate rest
Sizes & pricing
Every print ships unframed, ready for a frame you love. Free UK shipping over £60.
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How to do Corpse Pose
A beginner rest pose, step by step.
- 1Lie flat on your back and let your legs fall open, feet relaxing out.
- 2Rest your arms a little away from your body, palms facing up.
- 3Close your eyes and let your whole body grow heavy.
- 4Release any effort to hold or pose — let the floor take your weight.
- 5Stay for several minutes of natural, easy breathing.
Alignment tips
- →Place a bolster or rolled blanket under the knees to ease the lower back.
- →Resist the urge to fidget — stillness is the practice here.
Common questions about Corpse Pose
What does Savasana mean?
Savasana comes from sava (corpse) and asana (pose) — Corpse Pose, the stillness at the end of practice where everything is allowed to settle.
Why is Savasana important?
It lets the body absorb the practice, settles the nervous system, and trains conscious relaxation. Skipping it is skipping the part where everything lands — don't.
Why is it hard to relax in Corpse Pose?
Doing nothing on purpose is harder than it sounds. Give the mind a simple anchor — the feeling of the breath or the body's weight — and let thoughts pass without chasing them.
What sizes does the Corpse Pose print come in?
Three sizes: 8×12" (£19.99), 16×24" (£25.99) and 24×36" (£39.99). Every print ships unframed. Free UK shipping over £60.
