Tuesday 22 September 2015

Maximize your inner power with Yoga

India is credited to have given the world countless things to be proud of and follow; be it the concept of zero or the gastronomically notorious and rich Indian cuisine. However, something that has truly grown beyond Indian boundaries and is now revered by people across the planet is the art of yoga. Whether you are reading purely for information or wish to begin practicing it, here are some things to know about it.

Knowing the basics

What is yoga really? It is the science of initiating the strengthening your inner self through the power of concentrated meditation. Yoga involves being in control of otherwise very passive elements of one’s being. These include aspects such as the stillness achieved by our body, the mental focus mustered on ‘just being’ and modulating one’s rate of breathing.

Beginning practice

There are a number of ways to begin yogic practices. For most beginners, the initial task is to be able to consciously shut out auxiliary thoughts and movements and concentrate on this seriously. As you gradually build up a tolerance for absolute stillness, higher forms of exercise and flexibility become easier with time. Yoga comprises of many asanas (positions) that are targeted towards particular body parts, which one can attempt with time.

Getting help

With the unbelievable pervasiveness that the form has achieved into the daily lives of people, it is almost impossible to miss out on knowing someone who practices yoga daily. Getting their advice can be beneficial. If one is interested in getting the best out of it in the long-term, a plethora of instructors and DIY-material (such as yoga videos online) are available for such a purpose.

The benefits

Sleeping better, reduced levels of stress, better focus at work or school, mental resilience, higher sexual endurance are just some of the many advantages that yoga can provide for you. And these are just some of the observable ones!


So keep the faith, because perseverance here is worth the wait!

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