Yoga Explained
Submitted by Merry on Friday, March 30 @ 21:41:48 MST |
Originating and implemented in India thousands of years ago, Yoga, essentially is a way of life and an integrated means of synchronizing mind, spirit, and body, a system now practiced universally, regardless of caste, creed or religion.
Originating and implemented in India thousands of years ago, Yoga, essentially is a way of life and an integrated means of synchronizing mind, spirit, and body, a system now practiced universally, regardless of caste, creed or religion.
In addition to other forms of treatment, yoga proves an effective physical therapy for helping alleviate painful conditions, such as, arthritis, stiffness of neck, back and feet, improved blood circulation, constipation, increased lung capacity, improved respiratory conditions, insomnia, and much, much more.
Yogic exercises called Asanas or postures in Sanskrit language comprise of what is designated as Hatha Yoga. If, one practices this ancient and respected system, it most certainly helps in maintaining physical, mental and emotional health. And, best of all, regardless of age or present physical condition, one can perform these non-strenuous exercises, without any harm or damage to self. Easy of pace, yoga is not based on competition, nor does it believe in competing with others.
While, the results of doing strenuous physical exercise is reflected in the muscles and tone of one’s body, yoga addresses every mental and the physical aspect of mind and body, and helps a yogi slowly come to realization of the spiritual reality of one’s existence over time.
This ancient system is a unique method has proved its timelessness by helping combat the stress and strains of modern day life!
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