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Yoga
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* Yes To Yoga!
The origins of yoga and how it applies to us in modern society. How does yoga help relieve everyday stresses and does it really achieve a better figure?
"Ohmmm… " To most it does not mean a thing, but to others, it is the familiar chant of a Yoga practitioner (yogi). Ask anyone if they have heard of Yoga and they will say yes. But ask them again if they know what it means, most would not be able to explain what Yoga really is. You may have thought that Yoga is a form of meditation and breathing or even a religion! Most people have misconceptions and different ideas on what Yoga really is.
The Origins of Yoga
As mentioned in the book "Yoga for Dummies", the word Yoga is a Sanskrit word meaning "union" or "integrating discipline". Yoga seeks to unite the mind, body and spirit. ... Yoga is not a religion, but a scientific methodology of the experience and integration of the mind-body-spirit. ...
Yoga dates back 5,000 years, to ancient India where the beginnings of Yoga were developed by the Indus-Sarasvati civilization in Northern India. Yoga was slowly refined and developed by Vedic priests, who documented their practices and beliefs in the Upanishads, a huge work containing over 200 scriptures.
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Title: Yoga
Words: 1045
Rating: None
Pages: 4.2
submitted by: jayrio
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