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...s purposely pumping the stomach in an inward motion and exhaling through the nose simultaneously in controlled movements. This removes spasms and tones up the respiratory system significantly.In addition to all of this, one commonly overlooked factor in using Yoga is this; Yoga calls for a specific consumption of foods that make up its associated Sattvic Diet or Yogic diet.Coincid...more Yoga Clothing Guide - Always Buy the Best Yoga Clothes ...weat absorbent that make you moist during your practice. You shouldn’t include tight fitting clothes that will prevent you from moving freely, in your yoga apparel.You will enjoy your yoga practices with right yoga apparel. Actually yoga is a great combination of different body poses and its main motive is to make...more The Purpose of Yoga - Creating Happiness From Within ... something in a remote location, at the beach, or in beautiful mountains. Visiting any or all of these exotic places may make you happy, but happiness is a lot closer than most people realize.In fact, happiness exists within all of us. You can easily make a case that happiness is a choice. Some people make statements, such as: “My life is boring; all I do is work,” “My life isn’t fair,” and “W...more Yoga Styles - Part 2 ...ercises won't leave you with a dry spot on your shirt after class!Kundalini- A physical and meditative discipline, this style of yoga is more focused on the spiritual and breathing aspects of yoga teachings. The purpose is to use breath control in conjunction with asanas (postures) to free energy in the lower body and allow it to move upward. Kundalini uses rapid and repetitive moveme...more Yoga - A Solution for Depression - Grab Your Yoga Mat & Do Inverted Yoga Poses ... The most beneficial yoga postures for depression are inverted poses.The reason is that inverted yoga poses increase the flow of blood, oxygen and glucose to the brain. This facilitates the production of dopamine (associated with pleasure and reward), serotonin (regulates emotion, sleep and appetite) and noradrenaline (linked to arousal and a...more |