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Yoga is the word originated from a Sanskrit word “Yuj”. This is nothing but a group of mental, physical, and spiritual practices that is originated in ancient India. In recent years yoga has become more popular because of our increased stress levels . 5 Benefits of Yoga Improve flexibility...
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Yoga is the word originated from a Sanskrit word “Yuj”. This is nothing but a group of mental, physical, and spiritual practices that is originated in ancient India. In recent years yoga has become more popular because of our increased stress levels . 5 Benefits of Yoga Improve flexibility and strength.Yogastretches your muscles. ... Stand up straighter. Many poses inyogacan strengthen the core muscles in your stomach and back. ... Ease stress and anxiety levels.Yogainvolves breathing exercises that force you to pay attention to your breath. ... Reduce low back pain. ... Improve sleep and immunity. read less
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Yoga is a union of body, mind and soul. It improves your metabolism, oxygenation, blood circulation in all parts of your body. It enhances fitness, flexibility, and brings peace and calmness to your mind. It brings control over your body, mind. Also it brings awareness about your own body and mind.
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Yoga - Its the union of mind + body + soul Yoga gives you the Balanced state of mind as per Bhagvad gita
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Practising and learning yoga from past 5 years and have been taking online classes since lockdown.

Yoga is a Sanskrit word meaning union. It is a union of mind, body and soul. Also it is a journey of finding inner peace. Practising yoga has many long term benefits. It makes our body flexible, builds up our immunity system, helps in curing long term ailments like thyroid, blood pressure, migraine,...
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Yoga is a Sanskrit word meaning union. It is a union of mind, body and soul. Also it is a journey of finding inner peace. Practising yoga has many long term benefits. It makes our body flexible, builds up our immunity system, helps in curing long term ailments like thyroid, blood pressure, migraine, joints pain etc., improves blood circulation in the body and also helps in reducing stress. read less
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Yoga had been taken from Sanskrit word "Yuj" that means union. Union of body, mind and soul simultaneously. In yoga we do particular set of asana, sequence of pranayama and different forms of meditation in order to achieve union which leads to ecstasy at all levels and all over 5 Koshas i.e. Annamayakosha,...
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Yoga had been taken from Sanskrit word "Yuj" that means union. Union of body, mind and soul simultaneously. In yoga we do particular set of asana, sequence of pranayama and different forms of meditation in order to achieve union which leads to ecstasy at all levels and all over 5 Koshas i.e. Annamayakosha, Pranamayakosha, Manomayakosha, vijnanamayakosha and anandmayakosha. read less
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Yoga means combination of body,mind and soul.Yoga is ancient practice of Asanas,Pranayam and meditation. Benefits of Yoga. Improve flexibility and immunity. Decrease stress level and keep mind relax and calm. Control on High BP and High Sugar level Improve cardiovascular function and digestive,nervous...
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Yoga means combination of body,mind and soul.Yoga is ancient practice of Asanas,Pranayam and meditation. Benefits of Yoga. Improve flexibility and immunity. Decrease stress level and keep mind relax and calm. Control on High BP and High Sugar level Improve cardiovascular function and digestive,nervous system.Prevent from forthcoming diseases. read less
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