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Laxmipriya replied | 2 days ago

Yes

Ankit Gupta replied | 2 days ago

Any function's value is defined on the domain in which the function is valid.
Here, x/x has domain - all real numbers except 0. This means that x can take any value except 0 for the function to be defined.

For the mentioned domain, the value of x / x will always be equal to 1. But when x = 0, x / x will not be defined and will have limiting cases.

Left hand limit and right hand limit of x / x when x --> 0 is 1 but this is not equal to 1.

Krutika replied | 23 Jan

A good yoga teacher combines strong knowledge of asanas, pranayama, and alignment with clear communication and safe cueing. The ability to observe students, offer corrections, and modify practices based on individual needs is essential. Patience, empathy, and a calm presence help create a supportive learning environment. Professionalism, proper class planning, and continuous learning ensure effective and impactful yoga sessions.

Anubhav Seth replied | 24 Jan

• Strong Knowledge of Yoga – Deep understanding of asanas, pranayama, meditation, philosophy, anatomy, and physiology.

• Effective Communication – Ability to explain instructions clearly and simply, both verbally and visually.

• Demonstration Skills – Capability to show correct postures and movements so students can follow easily.

• Observation and Correction – Skill in watching students, identifying misalignments, and giving gentle adjustments safely.

• Adaptability – Ability to modify practices for different ages, levels, and health conditions.

• Motivation and Encouragement – Inspiring students to stay consistent, confident, and positive in their practice.

• Empathy and Patience – Understanding students’ limitations and challenges, and guiding them compassionately.

• Class Management – Organizing sessions effectively, managing time, flow, and group dynamics.

• Mindfulness and Presence – Maintaining awareness, calmness, and focus during teaching.

• Professionalism – Ethical behavior, punctuality, and continuous learning.

Prashant chauhan replied | 5 days ago

The major yoga traditions of India are :

Hathyoga, Rajyog, bhaktiyog,jnanayog,karma yoga,kundaliniyog,mantrayog,laya yoga

 Body → Hatha Yoga

• Mind → Raja Yoga

• Heart → Bhakti Yoga

• Intellect → Jnana Yoga

• Action → Karma Yoga

• Energy → Kundalini yog

Gita Joshi replied | 1 day ago

Raja yoga 

Hatha yoga 

Bhakti yoga 

Karma yoga