The catalogue continues. Dhanur (bow), mṛta (dead/corpse — what we call śavāsana today), guptā (hidden), matsyendra (Lord of the Fish — seated twist), gorakṣa (of Gorakṣanāth, legendary master), paścimottāna (intense west/posterior extension), utkaṭa (powerful), saṃkaṭa (challenging/arduous).

The inclusion of mṛta (corpse posture) as an active āsana is interesting. In the classical tradition, śavāsana is not merely final relaxation but a practice of simulating death to liberate attachment to the body.

Matsyendra and gorakṣa honor the founders of the Nātha lineage. Āsanas carry the historical memory of the tradition.