Yoga is one of the most preferred and used forms of complementary medicine. A survey conducted by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Medicine (NCCIM) found that yoga is one of the most preferred and used forms of complementary medicine. According to NCCIM, people who are suffering from back pain and depression […]
READ MOREIn Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra, we learn the fourth limb of Raja Yoga is pranayama. Pranayama yoga is one of the five yoga principles that focus on breathing properly. Breathing is an important factor in yoga. Yet, pranayama is the systematic cultivation of prana (vital energy of life or breath). When someone practices pranayama, the ratio […]
READ MOREThe fast rate of modern life leaves many of us to regularly deal with anxiety and stress—two huge contributing factors for all types of emotional and physical health issues as well as the inability to get a good sleep. Sleeping illness, i.e. Insomnia can be very difficult to treat, and those who suffer with it […]
READ MOREThe Mandala, a Sanskrit word, is a spiritual and ritual symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism which represents the universe. The Mandala means a sacred circle. The circle depicts the womb of creation while the mandals are simple geometric shapes which are made from uniform divisions of the circle. The Mandals have been used since long […]
READ MORESports training often does not contribute to the strengthening of the body, but on the contrary, too often they contribute to weakening and injury. So how do you improve your physical abilities and prevent injuries? Many people still tend to choose their sport according to what they think will most strengthen them and make them […]
READ MOREThe Western world has long understood that there is a direct connection between personal awareness, happiness and physical health of the body. This understanding leads to the fact that people around the world have been exercising for many years, but at the same time they feel that something is missing in order to achieve peace […]
READ MOREKlesha is the Sanskrit word for mental afflictions, corruptions or poisons. These 5 afflictions are: -Ignorance [avidya] -Egoism [asmita] -Attachment [raga] -Aversion [dvesa] -Fear of death [abhinivesha] Avidya is spiritual ignorance, misunderstanding and incorrect knowledge.It can be defined as the misconception of taking the non-eternal as eternal,the impure for the pure, evil as good, the […]
READ MOREYoga is a diversified field wherein one can explore much more than just the physical well being. Though we all have heard of the benefits that yoga brings to our mental health the spiritual aspect of the Yoga is still unexplored. Individuals who make Yoga a part of their lives are simply seeking physical benefits […]
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