Thursday, June 26, 2008

Top 5 Myths about Yoga

... the barriers of

country, religion and cast only narrow minded people can say that yoga is

for a specific religion.

  • Yoga practitioner must keep away from worldly duties

    The ultimate goal of yoga is self-realization or union with god. However,

    that doesnt mean that only monks or renunciates can practice it. Everybody

    has right of freedom , be it a renunciates or a householder. In fact it is

    much difficult to remember god when doing day to day duties. Those who want

    to achieve results quickly can devote themselves completely for Sadhana

    but others can very well do it by following their daily routines.

  • Yogic signs of progress can not be seen in modern age

    We all claim to be modern and with scientific vision. However, we often

    overlook the possibility that there can be ocean of knowledge we never

    explored. Ancient Yoga texts speak about various Yoga powers and signs of

    Yogic progress (seeing light, hearing mystic sounds, knowing future

    incidences etc.). These things are considere...more

    Yoga for Kids - The Benefits That Keep on Giving

    ...rculation, and the immune system. As the body feels better, respect and care for that body is encouraged.

    Every traditional sport skill can be enhanced by the practice of yoga. The risk of injury is also reduced. Mentally, there is more focus and the calming aspects of yoga can help reduce the anxiety of competition. Studies have shown that children who practice yoga are able to concentrate for longer periods of time. The breathing techniques encourage relaxation and can help handle big emotions or challenging situations in everyday life as well.

    Yoga is non-competitive, giving children a chance to master challenging poses in their own timeline. The many experiences of success help to build confidence that transfers to other areas.

    What is a yoga class for kids like?

    Along with muscles and breathing...more

    Vinyasa Yoga

    ...

    Vinyasa Yoga, in the literal meaning of the words, is the synchronistic application of movements alternating between breathing and positions that are maintained for extended periods of time. To simplify the meaning, the interaction of movements and breathing techniques are utilized in particular manners in which the overall effect is that each one is a foundation for the other. The Vinyasa is actually not considered a process, but each time a movement and a breath are made in unison, the proc...more

    The Purpose of Yoga - Solutions for Releasing Anxiety

    ...reative, you will soon discover many more while sitting in a chair.

    You can practice Yoga while you are at your desk, in your bed, on your couch, on a bus, or when you walk. When you add the breathing component, (Pranayama), to your daily life, you have many more combinations of techniques.

    Heres another approach to dealing with anxiety. However, you must use it in the right time and place. Do not be silent! Let it out vocally. Some people laugh, pray, sing, cry, or shout, but each method works at the right time. So, be tactful, if you decide to make noise.

    If you hold it all in, you will burst - in the figurative and literal sense. Therefore, you have to release it in some way. Some people roll up the windows in their cars and scream at the top of their...more

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