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Rachana replied | 16 hrs ago

I don’t teach too many students together. I focus on quality teaching, usually a few students at a time. "

Donna replied | 13 hrs ago

I will distribute the lead to all available institutes which will give me a return until it has any restrictions

Chandrabhan replied | 2 days ago

Pythagoras the ancient Greek and philosopher is credited the father of modern Western numerology.

Letter to number assignments-Each letter of Alphabet assigned a specific numerical values.

(A=1,B2,C3 etc.upto 9.)

Calculation -Name and  date of birth are reduced to single digit core number (life path or destiny number) through addition,revealing personality traits,strength and life challanges.

Nabila replied | 5 days ago

He is having lack of interest or any other personal health issues might be the reason.In summer,he had no pressure because he didn't have any academic classes. In his age ,he likes playful way of teaching . he needs more time to have balance academic and skills to be understand

Vipan replied | 5 days ago

Major Yoga traditions of India: Hatha Yoga Raja Yoga Karma Yoga Bhakti Yoga Jnana Yoga Yoga

Bharamri is one of the best yoga steps to to avoid stress

Diwakar replied | 7 hrs ago

The major yoga traditions of India are primarily categorized into four classical paths (Margas) tailored to different aspects of human nature: Jnana Yoga (the path of wisdom and intellect), Bhakti Yoga (the path of love and devotion), Karma Yoga (the path of selfless action/duty), and Raja Yoga (the scientific path of mind control and meditation outlined by Patanjali). Distinct from these but serving as a preparatory foundation is the Hatha Yoga tradition, which focuses on balancing the body’s energies through physical purification (shatkarmas), postures (asanas), and breath control (pranayama), serving as the root for most modern lineages like Iyengar and Ashtanga.

Chandrabhan replied | 3 days ago

Challanges of teaching of yoga online.

For Teacher

1. Technical problems is related to camera,soud,internet and light.

2. Lack of physical adjustment means hard to correct student alignment.

3. Imposter syndrome means doubt about teaching online.

4.Informaton overload - managing curriculum student need directly.

Diwakar replied | 7 hrs ago

Online yoga creates challenges for both sides because the teacher and student are not in the same room. For the teacher, the hardest part is not being able to touch or clearly see students to correct their poses, which makes safety a worry, and they must work harder to keep the energy high through a screen. For the student, the main problems are distractions at home like noise or family members that break their focus, and the difficulty of seeing small details on a phone screen, which can lead to doing poses incorrectly without realizing it.