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One of the most significant aspects of Ayurveda is the Ayurvedic diet. People generally refer to it as an ayurvedic balanced diet or a sattvic diet. Ayurvedic diet is a strategy of eating sensibly since food is valued more highly than medicine. We will not require any medications if we consume the appropriate foods at […]
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Combining yoga, breath exercises, and meditation yields the full advantages of each discipline. Pranayama practice is one approach for calming the mind. The term Pranayama refers to the management and control of one’s breath, which is an important component of both yoga and meditation. The objective here is to breathe in for a count and
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Chapter 3 contains 56 sutras which talk about the advantages of consistent yoga practice. Here, Patanjali dwells deeply into the last two limbs of yoga, Dhyana and Samadhi, and examines the power and manifestation that arise from practicing yoga. We have covered the first five limbs of yoga in Chapter 2 of Patanjali Sutras. The
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If you’re new to yoga, it can be scary. Between the gravity-defying poses on Instagram and the overwhelming number of class options, it’s easy to think of yoga as exclusive. The truth is that yoga is accessible to everyone, and you don’t need gymnast-level flexibility to attempt it. In truth, you practise yoga not because
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As an aspiring yoga instructor, you’ll frequently find yourself spending hours arranging your courses. I used to do the same thing when I was new to the practice and trying to replicate the wonderfully choreographed yoga sessions that I had seen great yogis perform. I would spend hours reading tales, self-help, and spiritual literature in
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Ayurveda is a thoughtful amalgamation of five elements of either, Jal (water), Vayu (air), Agni (fire), Akash (sky), and Prithvi (earth). The distinct amalgamation of these constituents culminates in the doshas—the Vata, Pitta, and Kapha constitutions. In Ayurveda, the doshas govern psychological aspects like comprehension, love, and emotions as well as the formation, preservation, and
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You may have seen that your body has a natural tendency to adopt a particular position depending on the mental and emotional circumstances you encounter. You sit in one direction if you’re happy. You take a different seat when you’re not happy. You sit in one way when you’re calm and in another when you’re
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Chapter two of the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali is the Sadhana Pada takes us ahead by explaining how one might get into a yogic condition. This section contains 55 sutras explaining yoga as a discipline outlining its eight limbs of yoga or practical aspects. Summary of Sadhana Pada What Is Kriya Yoga Since Samadhi is
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The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali are a collection of 196 verses that guide how to practice yoga to achieve knowledge and self-realization. The book is considered to be the foundation of yoga philosophy. Four padas, or chapters, comprise the 196 sutras meaning threads. They are, Samadhi, Sadhana, Vibhuti, and Kaivalya. The Yoga Sutras are meant
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If you’re considering pursuing yoga teacher training in India there’s a good chance that Rishikesh has come across your radar, and rightfully so! Rishikesh is known as the birthplace of yoga and why shouldn’t it? Rishikesh is a holy city that has housed thousands of yogis looking to deepen their practice. From the mention of
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