Can I have rest breaks between yoga postures?

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Yes , Rest should be taken whenever the body demands it. Rest should also be taken whenever the breath is disturbed or laboured.
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Yes, You Should Take Rest After Every Asana
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Yes you can do sukhasana while doing rest breaks between postures.
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Yes, max 30 sec gap is preferable
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