Drishti
Drishti is a point of gaze or focus. Drishti mainly means not looking ato an external object but more drawing your consciousness away from the distractions around you, to one point of view. A point from where your concentration is directed inwards.
Classically there are nine Drishtis:Nasagrai Drishti = tip of the nose Broomadya Drishti / Ajna Chakra Drishti = third eye Nabi Chakra Drishti = navel Angusta Ma Dya Drishti = thumb Hastagrai Drishti = hand Padahayoragrai Drishti = big toe Parsva Drishti = far to the right Parsva Drishti = far to the left Urdhva Drishti / Antara Drishti = up to the sky
In the Asana-Vinyasa-Guide on this web page you will find the Drishtis beneath the photo and the description just above the table with the Vinyasa count.
Ujjayi Pranayama
Drishti