Thursday, August 7, 2008

Yoga Bags and Mats

...y shed hair and skin from your hands and feet. A simple way to keep your mat sanitary is to use a damp rag and a soft soap to wipe your regularly used mat.

A yoga mat bag is offered in a lot of different sizes and shapes. They have the flexibility to carry more than your mat, such as front pockets for towels, a water bottle and others.

Lots of manufactures such as manduka, Harmony and others offer a wide options of designs and fabrics for your mat and bag. More frequently, you can expect to pay from about $10 and up to about $80 for a yoga mat or bag. If it's possible for you, it's recommended that you go search a yoga supply store to be able to experience what kind of mat and bag is comfortable and the best for you.

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Yoga

...ranayama, is a breath-regulating practice. It is not a breathing exercise, though it improves the respiratory system. The main purpose is to direct the Prana, or life force, into proper channels. These four limbs prepare the body and mind for the next four, which are spiritual practices.

The fifth limb, Pratyahara, practices drawing the consciousness from external objects and direct it inwards. One becomes detached from the world, and observes oneself as a witness. The next yoga, Dharana, is a concentration practice to gather the full consciousness and concentrate it to obser...more

Yoga for weight Loss

...o bring unity between the mind, body and spirit. Although yoga asanas might help in weight loss, they are not specifically designed for weight loss. All yoga exercises help to tone and strengthen the body muscles that in turn help create a healthy body. Yoga enhances flexibility and helps you correct the problems caused by weight gain. However, yoga is not a quick fix to weight gain, but it can be an excellent long term alternative approach to weight loss and fitness.

What about yoga for those...more

The Purpose Of Yoga - Seeing Illusion

... students practice neck circles under the guidance of a trained Yoga teacher for decades to come.

Why? The answer is: My Yoga teacher taught me neck circles, his Yoga teacher taught him neck circles, and this is the way it has been since the beginning.

We must expel our preconceived notions and practice non-judgement, when we research Yoga. This also applies to life. How many of us have thought harshly of someone because of their initial appearance - only to discover this same person is true, kind, and of noble character?

It is a struggle to sort out the illusions in this life, but daily practice of Jnana Yoga will help you.more

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