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Why Is Your Spiritual Well-being Important?

When we hear the word spiritual, our mind conjures an image of an elderly bearded hermit meditating in a cave or amid the greenery. Spirituality is an essential part of every person’s existence. Health is a blend of your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. You are in good health when the three pillars of your…

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Bhastrika Pranayama: A Holistic Approach to Detoxification

A warm welcome once again to all Yoga enthusiasts! Our previous blogs discussed the methods and importance of Anulom Vilom, Ujjayi Pranayama, and Kapalabhati. Pranayama is a vital and integral part of Yoga that profoundly and positively transform your health. Let us learn about Bhastrika Pranayama, which is very useful for the complete detoxification of…

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How Does Ujjayi Pranayama Improve Your Breathing?

Hello Yoga enthusiasts! Welcome back to our series of blogs on Pranayama techniques. Our previous blog focused on Kapalbhati Pranayama. This blog will discuss the method and benefits of Ujjayi Pranayama and its effect on your respiratory organs. What Is Ujjayi Pranayama? Ujjayi means victorious; hence Ujjayi Pranayama is also called victorious breathing. Ujjayi Pranayama…

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Kapalbhati Pranayama For Healthy Weight Loss

Pranayama for weight loss? Yes! Why not? Pranayama is the ancient Yogic technique of breath control that improves your overall well-being with the help of various breathing techniques. Combining Pranayama and your daily Yoga routine of different asanas is a great way to assist in healthy weight loss. (LEARN Yoga asanas that are good for…

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The Ancient Gurukul System Of India

Gurukul is a combination word made by joining two Sanskrit language words, Guru, which means teacher or master, and kula, which means home. The Gurukul system was widely prevalent in many parts of India for centuries. Following the plan, parents sent their children to stay with their Guru in his house and master various arts…