Gudiyattam

Umesh replied | 5 hrs ago

it depends on the value of numerator and denominater if they both are equal then the answer will be 1, if they not simple division can give you the answer.
note: if the numerator is 0 then the answer will be '0', and if denominater is 0 then the answer will be not defined.

Sujeet Banerjee replied | 3 hrs ago

Depends on the domain of x. For (-inf, +inf) it's not defined at x=0.

Krutika replied | 03 Feb

A good yoga teacher should have a balanced combination of technical knowledge, communication, and interpersonal skills. The key teaching skills include:

• Clear Communication: Ability to give simple, precise verbal instructions so students can follow safely and confidently.

• Strong Observation Skills: Carefully observing students’ posture, alignment, and breathing to prevent injuries and provide timely corrections.

• Knowledge of Anatomy & Safety: Understanding body mechanics, limitations, and contraindications to ensure safe practice for all age groups.

• Adaptability & Modifications: Modifying poses according to different fitness levels, injuries, and individual needs.

• Breath & Mindfulness Guidance: Teaching proper breathing techniques and encouraging mind–body awareness during practice.

• Class Sequencing: Designing well-structured sessions that include warm-up, asana practice, relaxation, and meditation.

• Empathy & Patience: Creating a supportive, non-judgmental environment where students feel comfortable and motivated.

• Professional Ethics: Maintaining discipline, punctuality, respect, and clear boundaries with students.

A skilled yoga teacher not only teaches asanas but also helps students improve their physical health, mental calmness, and overall well-being.

Gulshan replied | 1 day ago

Important Teaching Skills of Yoga Teachers:

1. Anatomical Knowledge - Understanding body mechanics and safe alignment to prevent injuries
2. Clear Communication - Giving concise, precise verbal cues and instructions
3. Demonstration Ability - Modeling correct postures and movements
4. Observation Skills - Identifying misalignments and individual needs
5. Adaptability - Modifying poses for different ages, abilities, and conditions
6. Breath Awareness - Teaching proper pranayama techniques
7. Emotional Intelligence - Creating a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment
8. Patience and Empathy - Understanding student struggles and encouraging progress
9. Meditation Facilitation - Guiding mental and spiritual aspects of practice
10. Time Management - Structuring classes effectively with proper pacing

These skills enable teachers to deliver safe, effective, and holistic yoga instruction while building student confidence and deepening their practice.

Suneeta replied | 5 days ago

Early yoga trained the mind and soul.
Medieval yoga refined the body and energy.
Modern yoga adapted forms for global life.

Most Ancient (Pre-Common Era roots)

• Rāja Yoga

• Jñāna Yoga

• Bhakti Yoga

• Karma Yoga

Authentic Indian but Later

• Haṭha Yoga

• Tantric Yoga

• Kuṇḍalinī Yoga

All of these are genuinely Indian, rooted in Sanskrit texts, Indian philosophy, and lived traditions.

Gulshan replied | 1 day ago

Major Yoga Traditions of India:

1. Hatha Yoga - Physical postures and breath control; foundational practice
2. Raja Yoga - "Royal yoga"; mental discipline and meditation (Patanjali's Yoga Sutras)
3. Bhakti Yoga - Devotion and emotional connection to the divine
4. Karma Yoga - Selfless action and duty without attachment to results
5. Jnana Yoga - Knowledge and intellectual inquiry into spiritual truth
6. Kundalini Yoga - Activation of dormant spiritual energy
7. Tantra Yoga - Ritual and energy practices for spiritual transformation

These traditions often overlap and complement each other, offering different paths suited to different temperaments and goals from physical health to spiritual liberation.