2. Points to be discussed
Meaning of research
Definition of research
Types of research
Research in various fields
Need of research in yoga
Research in yoga
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17. Research in various fields:
Yoga as therapy
Diseases of various systems
Brain activity – alpha waves
Rehabilitation
Disable person- visually impaired
18. Need of research:
Doubt leads to inquiry, inquiry leads to
invention.
Research is inquiry about facts.
Essential for development of nation as it is
Application oriented.
Generate climate of science, rational
attitude, urge of experiment.
19. Need of research in yoga:
Yoga has age-old tradition, science of
life, deals with spiritual evolution to
attain highest state of one’s potential
Yogic science is subjective and
experiential. (DçvçáYçJçpçv³ç)
Modern medical science is objective and
experimental. ( Òç³ççíiçççÆOççÆÿlç)
Yogic science also talks about anatomy
physiology, psychology which should be
proved with modern parameters.
21. Contin:
No standardization of yoga techniques
No proper documentations.
Yogic scriptures are mostly in Sanskrit.
To understand how yoga works, different
components, how do they work, influence
human body.
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impact is on mind which influences
Emotions( Dukham),
Attitude(daurmanasya),
Body (angamejayatvam),
Breath (shwasa prashwasa) P.Y 1.31
current trend to measure these is
insufficient.
23.
24. Research process.
Define Research Problem
Review the literature
Review concepts and theories
Review previous research finding
Design Research (including sample design)
Collect data (Execution)
Analyse data (Test hypotheses)
Interpret and report
Formulate hypotheses
25. Research Design
The research design must make enough provision for
protection against bias and must maximise reliability. The
design in such studies must be rigid and not
flexible
(a) Objective of the study (what the study is about and why is
it being made?)
(b) Selecting the sample (how much material will be needed?)
(c) Inclusion Exclusion Criteria, Control group, Study group.
(d) Convenient place to conduct the study, time, duration,
(e) Parameters.
(f) Collecting the data
(g) Processing and analysing the data.
(h) Reporting the findings.( Result, Conclusion)
26. Research work in Yoga:
Swami Kuvalyananda (1920),
Kaivalyadham, Lonavala – Nauli and
Agnisara)
All India Medical sciences (1961) –
Ramanad yogi – Burning candle.
Mahesh Yogi- (1966) TM
SVYASA- Many research projects.
Dean Ornish (2002), California – life style
change-reverse coronary heart disease.
27. Contin:
NIMHANS- Bangalore- neuro-physiological
changes in pranayama
Ghantali Mitra Mandal, Thane. Jail Inmates
Swami Ramdeo
Bihar school of yoga-
Lonavala Yoga Institute-
AYUSH, CCRYN, ICMR etc are funding the
research projects
