What are the basic principles of yoga?

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Basic principles of Yoga. 1.Positive thinking and Meditation. 2.Proper breathing (Pranayam) 3.Proper relaxation (Shavasana) 4. Proper diet and Nutrition 5.Proper practice of Asanas 6.Bringing harmony between body and mind.
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Along with being a way of life, it is also considered a practical science with five principles forming its core: Proper Exercises (Asanas) Proper Breathing (Pranayama) Proper Relaxation. Proper Diet and Nutrition. Meditation and Positive thinking.
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Along with being a way of life, it is also considered a practical science with five principles forming its core: Proper Exercises (Asanas) Proper Breathing (Pranayama) Proper Relaxation. Proper Diet and Nutrition. Meditation and Positive thinking. read less
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