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...nd Padmasana that are easier to follow. After first few classes you might be directed to do yoga postures of crouching and stooping.Beginner's yoga movements are aimed at enhancing body flexibility. Once you get the required flexibility and tolerance, you can go for complex or difficult yogic practi...more Back To Nature With Naked Yoga ...heir inner feelings and what their bodies are trying to tell them.Many of those who study naked yoga feel that they are somehow reconnecting with nature, even if much of their practice is done indoors and away from scrutiny.Practicing yoga outside whilst not wearing any clothes takes the practice a step further, but again practitioners feel that it enhances their individual session a...more Yoga Is Good For Anyone! ....• Better functioning of digestive system, thus improving bowel movements and increasing metabolism.• Stimulates various organs and glands.• Strengthens joints, tendons and ligaments. This lessens arthritis pain.• Increases strength, endurance, and daily energy levels, thus increasing productivity and preventing sleep disorders.• Facilitates weight loss or weight gain. Studies have shown tha...more What is Self Mastery? - Part 1 ...ssociates for who they are. Accept them, as they are, without expecting perfection. This is a common mistake for parents to make with their children, but it also happens in a variety of relationships. So, let go of demands on others - especially unrealistic demands.Where do we start learning the secrets of self mastery? If you accept things around you, without demand, you already have taken th...more The History of Yoga - A Comprehensive Global Guide ...irst time, when, how and its evolution, all until it spread worldwide and is practiced everywhere and by millions of people of different sexes, ages, and races.At first, we should know the meaning of the word Yoga. It is derived from the Sanskrit root Yog, and it means to bind or to join, as it unites the body, mind and soul.Actually, there is no exact ...more |
