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What are types of yoga?

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How is Bhakti Yoga different from other types of Yoga and why did you choose Bhakti?

Bhakti Yoga helps steer us to do the right thing, rather than just act on our own likes and dislikes. It purifies our emotions as our emotions are directed to God, righteous people, or virtuous scripture.

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What makes Yoga Burn different from yoga classes?

The program becomes more difficult and advanced as you get stronger.This prevents plateaus and forces your body to burn more calories. You'll also see faster gains in muscle tone, strength and flexibility - and feel more relaxed too.

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Is Ramakrishna Kathamrita only Bhakti Yoga?

diaries in five parts of ‘Sri Sri Ramakrishna Kathamrita‘ in Bengali which were first published at Kathamrita Bhawan. Their English and Hindi translations are now available in five volumes...

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What is the best Yoga for Snoring problem ?

Try doing nadi sudhi pranayama, kapalabhati, bramhari followed by few back bending asanas. This will improve your lungs capacity and makes your respiratory system more smooth and efficient.

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What are pranayama techniques?

Pranayama is the practice of breath regulation. It's a main component of yoga, an exercise for physical and mental wellness. In Sanskrit, “prana” means life energy and “yama” means...

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In yoga, the concept of complementary poses and counterposes (also called “pratikriyasana” in Sanskrit) is an important aspect of safe and effective practice. This principle ensures balance...

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What are the benefits of Pranayama?

On a physical level by using pranayama techniques we can utilise and strengthen the whole range of our respiratory organs. We explore the lower, middle and upper parts of the breath and regulate the inhalation,...

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Vayu mudra

As the name says this mudra helps to balance the air element in the body. The air element is associated with the Vata dosha, this mudra is excellent for vata body types and helps in relieving different...

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Understanding "A Holistic Approach"

A holistic approach invites us to see life and health not in fragments, but as a rich, interconnected web. It encourages us to live more consciously, care for our full being, and make choices that nurture...

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