...Still today there are many myths about Yoga. Here are some of them:
This is possibly the biggest myth about yoga. postures, though important is
just one of the limbs of yoga. Other limbs are such as Yama, Niyama,
Pranayama and Meditation are in fact more important. postures keep you
physically fit but yoga is much more than postures. Some yoga teachers are
to be blamed for this belief. To impress their students they demonstrate
extreme postures and tell that one should strive to achieve these
postures. In his Yoga Sutrats, Patanjali says-Any pose that keeps you
steady and in comfortable condition is Asana. The main aim of asana is to
be able to sit in meditative condition for long hours and to keep body
It is a fact that origin of yoga is in Indian civilization. However, no
where in the yogic texts it is mentioned that they are to be practiced only
by Hindu...more
... way to ensure a more pain-free and relaxing existence.
In our health conscious world, it seems that there is always a new exercise trend. But yoga exercises have been around for thousands of years, so you know you can trust them to be a solid way to improve your health. Whether you need to rid your body of chronic pain, free your mind from the stress of day to day life, or you just want a refreshing daily routine, yoga poses are for you.more
...for something, but they are hesitant to take action? It is human nature to procrastinate, pause, and put life on hold. People make resolutions, but most resolutions are just exercises in wishful thinking. How many people hope or wish for a better life?
In a Yoga class, you see people try Yoga, without commitment or purpose. What is the reason why some people continue the practice of Yoga, while others just try it out? The reason is purpose or dharma.
If a person has not found his or her purpose, wishful thinking becomes a way of life. Positive action depends on many things, but is often sparked by inspiration. We see s...more
...Maslows Hierarchy Of Needs is A Plagiarism On Chakra Theory And Kundalini Yoga, Known About For Thousands Of Years
Maslow's Hierarchy of needs Psychology- Really a plagiarism of the psychological aspects of the 7 Chakra Processors? Is Maslow's Hierarchy of needs really a plagiarism or parallel confirming research of the psychological aspects of the 7 Chakras, known about in Kundalini Yoga for Thousands of Years.
Chakras are about the parallel processors of the mind. only one of these processors is Intellectual. The rest comprise the emotions, the unconscious, the subconscious, the inner child and the id.
All todays fastest supercomputers use parallel processors gaining speed with the number of processors.
Base Chakra is Mooladhara Chakra
Abdominal Chakr...more
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