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      • ABOUT YOGA THERAPY

        Yoga is a set of poses and even brief periods of meditation that can be used to improve one's physical and mental wellbeing. Yoga works to relieve stress and provides immediate comfort. Yoga Therapy, on the other hand, is a tailored method to treating a specific medical affliction, mental health issue, or medical condition.

      • FINDING INNER PEACE

        Unmistakable ability to savour each and every moment of your life. A lack of interest in assessing or analyzing other people's actions, inactions or drama.

      • Being helps our minds forget about doing and concentrate on obtaining the perfect inner calm. Yoga sessions frequently begin with a brief period of meditation, which aids in the preparation of both our bodies and minds for the upcoming activities - thus, negative energy dissipates, allowing positive energy to flow.

      • Yoga is a type of meditation that helps people connect with their bodies and minds. Because the mind influences the body, a person's inner calm is commonly found when they are constantly acquainted with their mind and body.

        Yoga has been shown to be beneficial for adjustment, anxiety and depression symptoms connected with a variety of life events, such as medical issues or stressful educational programs. The research on yoga's effects on identified mental illnesses is conclusive.

      • In human sciences such as anatomy, physiology, and psychology, yoga science is the scientific underpinning of modern yoga as exercise. Yogendra and Kuvalayananda, both early twentieth-century pioneers, established institutes to study yoga in depth. Yoga promotes bone and joint strength, mobility, and stability.

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