What changes in your body after yoga?

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In the Patanjali Yoga sutra, the original text of yoga, it is mentioned that the first change you will notice after practising yoga is "Saumanyasa", which means happy and cheerful. You will be happy by yourself.
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A young person needs to prepare for healthy ageing. The sooner we begin to practice yoga, probably the greater its cumulative effects. Practising yoga regularly can slow down the ageing of the brain and helps it stay young.
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A lot changes in your body after yoga?. It tones muscle, and flexibility increases. Also, you feel energetic the whole day.
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Whatever form of yoga one does that from of dimensions it opens. For example, if one is in Sukhasana, then it belongs to meditative pose, your extent of stability will open up.
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