Is it necessary to do yoga in the morning time only?

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No you also doing at evening but i prefer at morning
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No it is not necessary, you can choose the time according to your convenience.
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No.You can do both morning and evening empty stomach.
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No, it can be done any time .
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Yoga can be done morning,Afternoon and evening as per ones convenient with empty stomache and ventilated place.Morning yoga is most important because in the morning mind is calm and less distracted and it help mind to focus on meditating.
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