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...nagement. Today’s famous techniques are gastric bypass and diet pills. In USA a large number of people are using diet pills. Use of pills like phentermine, didrex and adipex results people in dependency on these medicines for their fitness. Because once stopping the use of there pills u will gain the weight. So it’s good to use diet pills for those who are too over weight and want their body t...more The Four Paths of Yoga ...to life. These types of yoga are Bhakti Yoga, Dhyana Yoga, Jnana Yoga and Karma Yoga.Bhakti is a Sanskrit word meaning "devotion" and this form of yoga is based on the spiritual practice of developing a loving devotion to a higher power, such as God. Bhakti Yoga focuses on reducing selfishness and removing jealousy, hatred, lust, anger, pride...more Yoga for Kids - The Benefits That Keep on Giving ...like a curious concept—mixing young children, whose boundless energy brings up images of wrestling and food fights, with the ancient art of yoga, a calming discipline to align body and mind.But yoga and children do mix, and there are incredible benefits.In our modern society, yoga is thought of as a physical practice of p...more Predictions for Yoga in 2008 ...the game we've been playing for centuries: predicting what the future will hold. This year I'm taking a stab at yoga predictions-forecasting what's going to happen in this field for 2008 and beyond.My predictions don't come from staring into a crystal ball or reading organic tea leaves. I came to these conclusions after reading and researching in...more Bhakti Yoga ...nces, vindictive in any way. It is the ultimate love. Bhakti teaches us that man can achieve this love as man is created in the image of God. It is simple to deduce that, with these facts in mind, man can learn, through Bhakti, to love God as He loves us, purely and unselfishly.The actual word, Bhakti, originates fro...more |
