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Yoga Sutra
By: sktegta
on: Sat 15 of Jan, 2011 [18:16 UTC]
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Yoga as a system of thought and practice has a primary reference to the philosophical system that flows from the teachings of the ancient Indian Yoga philosopher, Patanjali. Maharishi Patanjali is believed to have compiled his Yoga Sutra around the 3rd or 4th century BC but archeological evidences and the study of ancient scriptures suggest that yoga was practiced in ancient India as early as 3000 BC.
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Never be an imitator, be always original - Osho
By: sktegta
on: Mon 15 of Nov, 2010 [01:25 UTC]
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Never be an imitator, be always original. Don’t become a carbon copy. But that’s what is happening all over the world - carbon copied and carbon copies.
More about Osho Meditation and Discources
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Benefits of Yoga to Your Bones, Muscles, and Joints
By: sktegta
on: Sat 04 of Sep, 2010 [12:58 UTC]
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The physical benefits of yoga are myriad. Yoga keeps your body strong, as it involves all the muscles in your body to hold and balance yoga asanas (poses). The various yoga postures strengthen your feet, legs, hands, abdominals, lower back, legs, and shoulders.
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Ramdev yoga, A Ray of Hope for People in Despair
By: sktegta
on: Wed 30 of Jun, 2010 [03:49 UTC]
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Since ancient times, sages have been saying: Sharirmadhyam Khaludharam Sadhnam, i.e. be it work or pleasure, it is possible only through a healthy body. Modern medical science also considers prevention to be the primary step towards good health. Therefore it is necessary to make yoga a part of daily routine. It is true that is cause of illness some may have the means to benefit from the big hospitals and be able to afford the huge cost.
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Yoga for Longevity : Enjoy Healthy Ageing and Longevity
By: sktegta
on: Fri 16 of Apr, 2010 [01:18 UTC]
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The practice of yoga is based on a comprehensive philosophy of man striving for harmony with himself and the world and encompasses breathing, meditation, and exercise. Yoga has become primarily associated with the practice of asanas (postures) of Hatha Yoga. Yoga is adaptable for all skill levels and age levels, and has several benefits for everyone.
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टॉप टेन योगा टिप्स
By: sktegta
on: Wed 24 of Mar, 2010 [12:55 UTC]
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टॉप टेन योगा का पालन करने से व्यक्ति की मानसिक और शारीरिक शक्ति बढ़ जाती है, जिसके कारण उसका कार्य और व्यवहार और अच्छे से अमल में आता है। जो स्वयं को पूर्णत: बदलना चाहते हैं उनके लिए लाएँ हैं हम टॉप टेन योगा टिप्स।
ये टॉप टेन योगा टिप्स आपको आजीवन युवा बनाए रखने में सक्षम है आप इन्हें किसी योगा एक्सपर्ट से अच्छे से सीखकर करें। यह बंध, मुद्रा, क्रिया, आसन और प्राणायाम का संपूर्ण पैकेज है।
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योग का सार सूत्र : ओशो
By: sktegta
on: Fri 05 of Mar, 2010 [12:51 UTC]
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नई सुबह। नया सूरज। नयी धूप। नये फूल। सोकर उठा हूं। सब नया-नया है। जगत में कुछ भी पुराना नहीं है।
कई सौ वर्ष पहले यूनान में हेराक्लतु ने कहा था, 'एक ही नदी में दो बार उतरना असंभव है।'
सब नया है, पर मनुष्य पुराना पड़ जाता है। मनुष्य नये में जीता ही नहीं, इसलिए पुराना पड़ जाता है। मनुष्य जीता है : स्मृति में, अतीत में, मृत में। यह जीना ही है, जीवन नहीं है। यह अर्ध मृत्यु है और इस अर्ध मृत्यु को ही हम जीवन मानकर समाप्त हो जाते हैं। जीवन न अतीत में है, न भविष्य में है। जीवन तो नित्य वर्तमान में है। और पढें... ओशो वाणी
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How Yoga is beneficial for Mental Health, Mind and Body
By: sktegta
on: Mon 01 of Feb, 2010 [02:16 UTC]
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Yoga is a system of mental and physical exercises which developed originally in India over thousands of years. Yoga is practiced in many forms specifically designed to suit different types of people. As a result, some forms of yoga are of great significance all over the world. Yoga basically is a practice which begins with stretching. Stretching should only take five minutes to ten minutes. Yoga is not just physical fitness training. but it is an authentic holistic tradition inclusive of contemplation and meditation. Yoga injuries are never heard of. Further the meditation techniques are a comprehensive combination of concentration, sublimation and ideation.
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URINE THERAPHY
By: siddyogi
on: Tue 29 of Dec, 2009 [03:26 UTC]
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Urine consists of 95% of water, 2.5% of urea and the remaining 2.5% is a mixture of minerals , salts, hormones and enzymes. Only urea , the substance after which urine is named, can be poisonous when present in the blood. However, this is irrelevant in the practice of drinking urine, as urine is not immediately put back in the bloodstream. In small amounts urea gets back into the body, it is purifying, and clears up excess mucus. Urine is entirely sterile after secretion and has an antiseptis effect.
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Esoteric Interpretation of the Gita
By: siddyogi
on: Sun 20 of Dec, 2009 [07:21 UTC]
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Kurukshetra is the historical place where the great war of the Mahabharata was fought. In Gita the position is this: there are two opposing forces facing each other for a final war. Arjuna is the commander in chief of one of the forces and Krishna is his charioteer. Arjuna orders Krishna to place the chariot in a position where he can survey both the armies, so that he can see who he has to fight.
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