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Yoga in India – Popular Yoga Forms

Find everything about different forms of Yoga practiced in India. Continue reading →

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Baba ji’s Kriya yoga

Babaji’s Kriya Yoga – Yoga with a difference Continue reading →

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Bikram yoga founded by Bikram Choudhury

Bikram Yoga is one of the most popular Yoga form worldwide. Continue reading →

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Isha yoga center by Isha foundation

Isha yoga center Founded by Isha Yoga Foundation in Coimbaore India Continue reading →

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Bihar School of Yoga – Founded by Swami Satyananda

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Mantra yoga in India

Mantra Yoga One can trace down the existence of the mantra yoga long back to the Hindu Vedic ages. Mantra has an indissoluble spiritual connotation that takes up a man close to the Supreme Lord. However, over time mantra yoga … Continue reading →

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Kundalini yoga in India

Kundalini Yoga – Joy, Love, Knowledge! Yoga is an ancient form of practice that originated from India. There are several forms of yoga and various sorts of exercises that are performed under yoga. The word “kundalini” is a Sanskrit term … Continue reading →

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Swara Yoga in India

Swara Yoga: An Introduction This yoga is believed to have existed even before the Vedic period. Swara yoga, the name itself suggest that the yoga was performed to gain something related to the ‘swar’ or voice. This is actually a … Continue reading →

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Jnana yoga in India

Jnana Yoga One of those yogic postures that help you enhance your knowledge and wisdom is jnana yoga. Jnana yoga is also popular as a path to knowledge. Embedded with multiple benefits, jnana makes you wise and open minded in … Continue reading →

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Ashtanga yoga in India

The Eight-Fold Path of Ashtanga Yoga Ashtanga yoga refers to the eight-fold path of yoga where the term ‘Ashtanga’ literally denotes eight limbs. Patanjali them as abstinences (Yama), observances (Niyama), postures (Asana), breath control (Pranayama), sense withdrawal (Pratyahara), concentration (Dharana), … Continue reading →

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