Wellness
How To Create A Yoga Routine That Fits Your Lifestyle
Want to make yoga a part of your daily routine but don't know where to start?
The good news is that you aren't alone. Sticking to a consistent routine is something that most people struggle with.
So we've put together a guide with practical tips and personal anecdotes, that will help you through the process of creating a daily yoga routine that works for you.
Read on to know more.
The 5 Layers of Being: Pancha Kosha
Rather than just addressing the physical body, yoga ascertains that there are indeed 5 bodies, 5 layers of self or being, that must be addressed for overall healing to take place. Find out more about the Kosha's that we are created from here.
Patanjali Yoga Sutra: Vikalpa Vritti
Maharishi Patanjali succinctly defines Yoga as: Yoga Citta Vritti Nirodha or Yoga is the cessation of fluctuations of the mind. There are five types of mental fluctuations (or vrittis) which help us get a better understanding of the workings of our mind. Find out more here!
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Does Yoga Help With Weight Loss?
Does Yoga Help With Weight Loss?
A Yoga Teacher’s Honest Answer
By Harneet Jayakar, Certified Yoga Teacher & Co-founder of Kosha Yoga Co.
When people ask me, “Does yoga help with weight loss?” I always smile because it’s one of the most common questions I’ve been asked as a yoga teacher, and one that deserves a much deeper, more honest answer than a quick yes or no.
Which Is Better for Your Practice, Rubber or Foam? Here’s the Truth.
A yoga teacher’s honest guide to choosing the right mat.
When most people start yoga, they buy the first mat they can find; usually a foam mat. It’s light, cheap, and easy to carry. I did exactly the same when I began practicing years ago. But very quickly, I realized something important:
The quality of your yoga mat directly affects the quality of your practice.
