This document provides an overview of yoga, including its history and what is needed to practice it. It discusses that yoga originated in ancient India as a physical, mental, and spiritual discipline aimed at attaining spiritual insight and tranquility. The history of yoga can be divided into four periods - Vedic, Pre-Classical, Classical, and Post-Classical. To practice yoga, one needs an empty, silent room, relaxing music, a comfortable mat, pillow, and a good teacher.
What is authentic yoga tradition 1 introductionGirish Jha, MS
(A series of 5 talks will be posted that was given at different public functions, seminars, workshops, universities, collages. It presents what is fact and truth about yoga
Yoga is a physical,Mental, and spiritual practice or discipline that express a variety of practices and goals. Yoga is a technique to control the body, weight loss boost the mind as well.
What is authentic yoga tradition 1 introductionGirish Jha, MS
(A series of 5 talks will be posted that was given at different public functions, seminars, workshops, universities, collages. It presents what is fact and truth about yoga
Yoga is a physical,Mental, and spiritual practice or discipline that express a variety of practices and goals. Yoga is a technique to control the body, weight loss boost the mind as well.
Jacquelyn D. Kirkland has participated in a number of yoga classes. In order to reinforce her yoga efforts with cardio work, Jacquelyn Kirkland frequently jogs as well.
It's easy to understand why John Friend highly recommends the book Yoga Body: The Origins of Modern Posture Yoga "for all sincere students of yoga." Because, Mark Singleton's thesis is a well researched expose of how modern hatha yoga, or "posture practice," as he terms it, has changed within and after the practice left India.
This is the thrilling story of Bodhi Dharuma and his teachings in China. The origins of Tantric Buddhism advanced teachings in Kanchi, which is now popularly known as Zen.
In the last century, Yoga has developed in various directions and dimensions under the guidance of many eminent masters. These masters have codified their own Bani (styles) of Yoga that are often at variance with one another but all of them still maintain the traditional lineage to Yoga Vidya or the Science of Yoga. The term ‘unity in diversity’ is apt for these developments ad though on the surface the different traditions or Banis may appear to be even contradictory, they all ultimately lead to the same goal of spiritual union though in diverse paths. Major developments in recent times have been the extensive research done in the field of Yoga as well as the transformation of Yoga education from the Gurukula and Ashram settings to the college and university oriented Yoga. This essay is a humble attempt to summarize various developments of the last century with reference to the Indian geographical context.
NOTE: The author wishes to state that this is only a humble attempt to describe the efforts by various individuals and institutions in the propagation and development of Yoga in India in recent times. It is entirely possible that due to the author’s inexperience, ignorance or oversight he may have failed to mention some eminent personalities or institutions. A humble apology is tendered for such omissions and a request that these omissions be brought to his notice (ananda@icyer.com) so that they may be corrected.
This Yoga refers to the development of a subtle perception of the body in which its currents and networks of energy are recognized and can be utilized in diagnosis and treatment. One of Bodhidharma's reasons for teaching this Yoga is clearly to encourage the monks to become aware of the physical condition of their bodies in such a way that they would no longer mistreat them.
Yoga is a group of physical, mental, and spiritual practices or disciplines which originated in ancient India. Yoga is one of the six Āstika schools of Indian philosophical traditions. There is a broad variety of yoga schools, practices, and goals in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.
Jacquelyn D. Kirkland has participated in a number of yoga classes. In order to reinforce her yoga efforts with cardio work, Jacquelyn Kirkland frequently jogs as well.
It's easy to understand why John Friend highly recommends the book Yoga Body: The Origins of Modern Posture Yoga "for all sincere students of yoga." Because, Mark Singleton's thesis is a well researched expose of how modern hatha yoga, or "posture practice," as he terms it, has changed within and after the practice left India.
This is the thrilling story of Bodhi Dharuma and his teachings in China. The origins of Tantric Buddhism advanced teachings in Kanchi, which is now popularly known as Zen.
In the last century, Yoga has developed in various directions and dimensions under the guidance of many eminent masters. These masters have codified their own Bani (styles) of Yoga that are often at variance with one another but all of them still maintain the traditional lineage to Yoga Vidya or the Science of Yoga. The term ‘unity in diversity’ is apt for these developments ad though on the surface the different traditions or Banis may appear to be even contradictory, they all ultimately lead to the same goal of spiritual union though in diverse paths. Major developments in recent times have been the extensive research done in the field of Yoga as well as the transformation of Yoga education from the Gurukula and Ashram settings to the college and university oriented Yoga. This essay is a humble attempt to summarize various developments of the last century with reference to the Indian geographical context.
NOTE: The author wishes to state that this is only a humble attempt to describe the efforts by various individuals and institutions in the propagation and development of Yoga in India in recent times. It is entirely possible that due to the author’s inexperience, ignorance or oversight he may have failed to mention some eminent personalities or institutions. A humble apology is tendered for such omissions and a request that these omissions be brought to his notice (ananda@icyer.com) so that they may be corrected.
This Yoga refers to the development of a subtle perception of the body in which its currents and networks of energy are recognized and can be utilized in diagnosis and treatment. One of Bodhidharma's reasons for teaching this Yoga is clearly to encourage the monks to become aware of the physical condition of their bodies in such a way that they would no longer mistreat them.
Yoga is a group of physical, mental, and spiritual practices or disciplines which originated in ancient India. Yoga is one of the six Āstika schools of Indian philosophical traditions. There is a broad variety of yoga schools, practices, and goals in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.
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For devoted practitioners, yoga provides a source of strength and equilibrium as well as a refuge where they can seek insight when facing challenges in their lives. Modern yogis have come to understand why this ancient practice has stood the test of time and how relevant it can be for their daily life. But for those who haven’t yet discovered the benefits of practicing yoga on a regular basis - and know little about it aside from the stereotypes - it may be more difficult to comprehend its lasting appeal.
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Slide 1: Title: Exploring the Mindfulness: Understanding Its Benefits
Slide 2: Introduction to Mindfulness
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1. Yoga María Fernanda
María Fernanda Gracia
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2. Do you know what yoga is…?
• is a physical, mental, and spiritual discipline,
originating in ancient India. The goal of yoga,
or of the person practicing yoga, is the
attainment of a state of perfect spiritual
insight and tranquility while meditating on the
Hindu concept of divinity or Brahman. The
word is associated with meditative practices
in Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism.
3. History of yoga
• We might already have an idea of what Yoga is but to
understand it better, we have to know what it has become
as well as its roots and beginnings. A quick look at the
history of Yoga will help us appreciate its rich tradition and
who knows, it might help us incorporate Yoga into
our lives.
Although Yoga is said to be as old as civilization, there is no
physical evidence to support this claim. Earliest
archaeological evidence of Yoga's existence could be found
in stone seals which depict figures of Yoga Poses. The stone
seals place Yoga's existence around 3000 B.C.
4. Continue talking abut yoga
• Scholars, however, have a reason to believe that Yoga
existed long before that and traced its beginnings in Stone
Age Shamanism. Both Shamanism and Yoga have similar
characteristics particularly in their efforts to improve the
human condition at that time. Also, they aim to heal
community members and the practitioners act as religious
mediators. Though we know Yoga as focusing more on the
self, it started out as community-oriented before it turned
inward.
For a better discussion of the history of Yoga, we could
divide it into four periods: the Vedic Period, Pre-Classical
Period, Classical Period, and Post-Classical Period.
5. What do you need to practice this
activity
• It is very important to have an empty and
silent room
• You might have good stereo to put relaxing
music.
• A comfortable and good mat.
• A little pillow.
• And a good teacher.
Now you are ready to practice yoga!!
