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4. Yoga is for everybody and a way to improve the
quality of life and to lead a full life, without stress
There are extreme and faulty views about Yoga – For
some, it is is too complex, and for some, it is too
simple and take it casually. Both the views are
incorrect
One has to understand „Yogshastra‟ in its proper form
and make it a part of his/her daily routine
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5. What do we understand by Happiness & prosperity?
If we feel to be happy by materialistic gains, we will
also be sad because of lack of it
Material which is pleasure for somebody is pain for
someone else
Materialism is a never ending need
If you have one thing, you want tens to be happy and
then you will need thousands to be happy and the
obvious non fulfillment makes you unhappy
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6. The absence of expectation in deeds generates in
man, an impartial view towards Joy & Sorrow. Lord
Krishna defines Yoga as “Samatvam Yoga Uchyate”
• Yoga in its true form can be defined as an
experience-based attempt to go beyond the
dualities of life
„Yoga‟ is derived from a Sanskrit verb „Yuj‟ meaning
joining two things together. The ultimate aim of „Yoga‟
is to unite „Atma Tatva‟ in you with „Parmtatva‟ of
Universe. This is a process of merging water drop in
ocean.
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7. YOGA
IS
TOTAL CONTROL
OF
REACTIONS
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8. Yoga is a Science which was created for achieving a purified
body, capable of achieving the level of concentration required for
„Dharana‟, „Dhyan‟ & „Samadhi‟
„Yoga‟ firmly believes that human body and mind are mutually
inter-related & influence each other. „Yoga‟ has equally thought
of mind along with body. Therefore, Muni Patanjali has defined
„Yoga‟ as “Yogaschittvruttinirodh”
• i.e.: Controlling the mind restores stability to the highly volatile
mind and health to the disease-prone body
Real happiness lies in having a controlled and stable mind and
in a well tuned body.
So „Yoga‟ is defined as highway leading to happiness and
prosperity
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9. „Asanas‟ is just 1/8th part of „Yoga‟ and are arranged
in a progressive way to lead us to ultimate aim of
„Yoga‟
These eight limbs of „Ashtanga Yoga‟ are:
1. Yama
2. Niyama
3. Asanas
4. Pranayama
5. Pratyahara
6. Dhyana
7. Dharana
8. Samadhi
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10. These eight limbs of ‘Ashtanga Yoga’ are:
Yama :
These are social rules to behave in society, which also keep you,
nature & society in harmony
5 Yamas: Ahimsa-non violence, Satya-speak truth, Asteya-
not to steal, Bramhacharya & Aparigraha
Niyama:
These are rules for your personal life
5 Nivamas: Shaucha, Santosha, Tapa, Swadhaya &
Ishwar Pranidhana
Asanas :
The body postures for stability of mind and to tune your body to
sustain further progress and have a disease free body
Pranayama :
is control over breathing to gain concentration which brings
stability to the volatile mind. It has many advantages in ailments
like BP, Heart diseases, Asthama and so on.
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11. Pratyahara:
The practice which acquires firmness of mind in the desired
direction. Pratyahara is withdrawing yourself from worldly
pleasures and involvement and getting away from in day to day
activities.
Dharana : Concentration
Dhyana : Meditation
Samadhi:
The last step leading us to ultimate goal of merging
„Atmashakti‟ into „Paramshakti‟ -„The Moksha‟`
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12. Physical Benefits of Yoga Chronic diseases
Muscle Tone o Asthma
Flexibility and balance
o Arthritis
Enhanced immune system
Increased energy o Blood pressure
Increase in cardiovascular and o Diabetes
respiratory efficiency
o Obesity
Weigh control
Sleep improvement o Pain management
Decreased pain
Keeps body posture after
pregnancy
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13. Yoga is
HERITAGE of Yesterday
NEED of Today
&
CULTURE of Tomorrow
- Paramhansa Satyanand Saraswati
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