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(9) “Yoga Chitta Vritti Nirodha”.

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  “Yoga Chitta Vritti Nirodha” One term that sticks out as a succinct yet thorough statement of yoga itself amid the broad and rich realm of yoga philosophy is "Yoga Chitta Vritti Nirodha." This Sanskrit expression, which comes from Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, captures the spirit of yoga as a discipline that aims to calm the mind and bring about a deep sense of clarity and tranquility.          "Yoga" is derived from the Sanskrit root "yuj," which meaning "to unite" or "to yoke." It let us to feel merging of the individual and universal awareness.  The term "Chitta" describes the mind-stuff or awareness, which consists of the mind (manas), ego (ahamkara), and intellect (buddhi). It is the domain of our feelings, ideas, and encounters. "Vritti" means "fluctuations," "modifications,"  These are the mind's incessant motions, the never-ending flow of ideas, feelings, and sensations that come and ...
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(7) Join me on the path of yoga Journey.

Greetings from yogalivelong1, a site where you may share your knowledge, enthusiasm, and yoga experiences while also feeling wonderful. You can delve into my expertise, passion, and experience. the means of my writing. In addition to readers, I am here to share my knowledge with anyone who is open to trying this stuff with me. Let's move toward wellbeing in the future. That's who I am and why I write and make those videos. Yoga became an essential part of my life a few years ago. And as I go through life, I feel like it's changing me on a physical, mental, and spiritual level. And I'm curious if you can see the potential and strength that yoga holds. I feel stronger, more flexible, have better posture, and have more mental clarity than the average person. Additionally, I would like to share my experiences with you, my readers, in order to establish a closer relationship with who and what I am. In my opinion, yoga is a life-changing practice that can help people of al...
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( 6). Some warmup exercises that you can do before yoga practice.

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1. History about Yoga.

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  Yoga is an ancient discipline that originated in India and is considered a treasure to the world. Based on historical data, yoga has a roughly 5000-year history and was developed in the Indus Valley civilization. "Yoga" implies "union." The word "Ujj" means "union" in Sanskrit. Let's examine its meaning. It refers to the union of our body and intellect. or deftly combining the souls of the individual and the Supreme. Conversely, we could say to live in the present. or the incorporation of mental, social, physical, spiritual, intellectual, and emotional in every way. Self-awareness is regarded as the ultimate anticipation in every yoga practice. Between 1500 and 2700 BCE, there were texts known as the Vedas that were considered spiritually sacred.Sanskrit was used for the original writing. These textbooks include the earliest known written accounts of yoga. The Rig Veda was the first to mention yoga among the Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Ath...
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