The Eight Limbs of Yoga and Daily Practice of Yamas & Niyamas
The eight limbs of yoga were defined by Patanjali in the Yoga Sutras sometime between 500 BC and 400 BC. ...
The eight limbs of yoga were defined by Patanjali in the Yoga Sutras sometime between 500 BC and 400 BC. ...
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Transcendental meditation is a popular, but simple mantra-based practice developed by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, and made especially famous by the Beatles. Learn more...
Zen yoga is a holistic yoga practice that blends together hatha yoga with an increased focus on Buddhist philosophies. Learn more...
Yin yoga is a type of hatha yoga mixed with daoist philosophy that focuses on the holding of asanas for longer periods of time without props. Learn more...
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Restorative yoga is a slow form of yoga that focuses on holding poses for long periods of time often using props for proper positioning. Learn more...
Raja yoga is considered the purest form of yoga, based up on a number of ancient texts and strict adherence to all eight limbs of yoga. Learn more...
Power yoga describes a general modern yoga practice based on Ashtanga yoga with a particular focus on physical fitness and health. Learn more...
Kundalini yoga is a spiritual practice meant to unlock the serpent power that lies dormant in the Muladhara, or root chakra. Learn more...