Personal Wellness

Reasons to Practice Hatha Yoga Asanas

The word describes already what the purpose of Hatha Yoga is: balancing your Solar and Lunar energies, your male and female attributes in your body and your mind. The goal is to become a wholesome being, in harmony and without any disturbances.

Hatha yoga focuses on mindfulness, breath, posture, and meditation and has many benefits for your mental and physical health: Strength. Hatha yoga's poses target all the body's major muscle groups in the upper and lower body

Hatha Yoga embraces the concepts outlined in the Eight Limbs of Yoga by the sage Patanjali in his Yoga Sutras. While asanas are an integral part of the practice, Hatha Yoga also emphasizes ethical conduct, breath control, sensory withdrawal, concentration, and meditation.

You may also like

Eight limbs of yoga- Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharna, Dhyana, and Samadhi.

Eight limbs of yoga- Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharna, Dhyana, and Samadhi.

In the Patanjali Yoga sutra, Maharishi Patanjali described eight types of yoga sadhana.…

Yoga Breathing Exercise/ Types Of Pranayama

Yoga Breathing Exercise/ Types Of Pranayama

The word Pranayama is composed of the two words- Prana +Ayama.  In pranayama,…

Seven Chakras In the Human Body

Seven Chakras In the Human Body

Home About Yoga Classes Workshop & Events Instructors Gallery Blogs X Contact Now…

Kriya yoga | Name of different type of kriyas and their benefifs

Kriya yoga | Name of different type of kriyas and their benefifs

Home About Yoga Classes Workshop & Events Instructors Gallery Blogs X Contact Now…

Begin To Breath is a place of inner science, whose purpose is to raise the human consciousness. It offers a holistic approach to accessing your own “inner retreat centre” through the combined sciences of yoga and ayurveda.

Contact Info
House No. 25, Bring To Breath , Nasik , Maharashtra , India
Subscribe Newsletter

Signup our newsletter to get update information, news, or insight.

*Lacinia venenatis tortor letius sollicitudin dignissim adipiscing finibus