At Home Yoga Relaxation
Many people assume that in order to relax, one must be in a completely relaxed position, like sitting or lying down. Although we intend to relax when we come home after a long day, often times the TV is turned on and Couch Potato Syndrome sets in. This alleged disease, which can also be called laziness, is something that does not pertain in the least to yoga. Yoga teaches people to knowingly allow themselves to becomes less rigid, even in the comfort of one’s own home. A great way to begin is by lying down on a flat surface - the floor, a mat, your bed - with the arms close to the body, backs of the hands touching the ground, the legs relaxed and straight. An important yogic ideal is to be aware of every moment, especially while practicing yoga. Observe your body section by section, beginning with the top of your head and work your thoughts to the tips of your toes. In doing this, pay attention to what is going on inside your body with each physical sensation. If you have any tension within your body (you probably do), imagine altering the force. The tension feels alive with a pulse all its own, and you will discover it leaving your system. The more things in your system you can observe while you relax, the more chances you will have to let go of these tense feelings. This is what relaxing truly is and it is the way of the yogi.
“The Highest Purpose of our lives is to uncover our own Truth.”
Yoga considers mind and the prevailing thoughts to be composed of matter. Through the practice of mental concentration (dharana) one can understand the science of yoga. Once skilled at this practice of performing yoga, one begins to learn to manipulate and unfold the mysteries of nature.The first step to performing Yoga is to still and calm the mind, hence achieving the strengthening of ones body and mind. If one is able to still ones mind one can feel the spiritual power within (which is developed by practicing Yoga through Ayurvedic standards), and it is the power of yogic concentration.
five point of yoga
Benefits of Yoga...
Yoga is not about how much you do but about how you do it. Ironically, by doing less but doing it correctly, yoga enhances your strength, energy, vitality, flexibility and levels of endurance.
» Lowers stress and enhances the power of relaxation.
» Boosts physical strength, stamina and flexibility.
» Increases the power of concentration and self control.
» Inculcates impulse control.
» Helps in recovery from old and new injuries.
» Increases tolerance to pain and enhances mental clarity.
» Boosts the immune system.
» Improves posture and muscle tone.
» Improves blood circulation.
» Results in healthy, glowing skin.
» Cleanses and improves organ functioning.
» Bestows peace of mind and a more positive outlook on life.
» Infuses a sense of balance and internal harmony.
» Lowers stress and enhances the power of relaxation.
» Boosts physical strength, stamina and flexibility.
» Increases the power of concentration and self control.
» Inculcates impulse control.
» Helps in recovery from old and new injuries.
» Increases tolerance to pain and enhances mental clarity.
» Boosts the immune system.
» Improves posture and muscle tone.
» Improves blood circulation.
» Results in healthy, glowing skin.
» Cleanses and improves organ functioning.
» Bestows peace of mind and a more positive outlook on life.
» Infuses a sense of balance and internal harmony.
"YOGA":-The Peace Of Mind
" No matter what your age or your physical condition, Yoga can enhance your quality of life. The postures of yoga are designed to create flexibility, of both mind and body, and increase the efficiency of the circulatory and respiratory systems. " " Research suggests that regularly performing yoga provides many emotional benefits, such as relieving tension and brightening moods, "
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
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