| hatha yoga |
One of the major Hindu disciplines. Akin to kundalini yoga, hatha yoga involves pranayama and the adoption of various bodily postures (asanas). The word "hatha" combines two Sanskrit words: ha, which means "the breath of the sun" (prana), and tha, "the breath of the moon" (apana).
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( Sanskrit word meaning
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the limb of raja yoga best known in the West, based on physical purification and strengthening as a means of self-transformation. It encompasses a system of over 1000 asanas (postures), designed to promote mental and physical well-being and to allow the mind to focus and become free from distraction for long periods of meditation, along with pranayama (breath control). A number of styles of yoga founded on hatha yoga have been developed.
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| hatha yoga |
Yogic practices, both physical and mental, performed for the purpose of purifying and strengthening the physical and subtle bodies.
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| hatha yoga |
The first four steps and foundation of Raja yoga, consisting of ethical practices, postures, and breath regulation.
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