Yoga

Contents: Prologue. Acknowledgement. Key to transliteration. Abbreviations. I. Theoretical introduction to Japa-yoga: 1. The meaning of the term Japa-Yoga Japa-Yajna,

Contents: Preface. Key to transliteration. Abbreviations. 1. Introduction. 2. Valid and invalid knowledge. 3. Perception (Pratyaksa Pramana). 4. Inference (Anumana).

Contents: Dedication. Pranam (Salutation). Aashirwad (Blessings). A word. 1. Introduction. 2. The energy concept: Human body. 3. Yoga!. 4. Mudras.

Contents: 1. Woman’s health and Yoga. 2. Yogic disciplines. 3. Constitutional essentials of health. 4. The science of breathing. 5.

Contents: Introduction. I. The path of Yoga: 1. The early sources of Yoga. 2. The soteriological context of Yoga. 3.

"Super science of Yoga is a result of an exercise made for years, to bring the vast knowledge of Yoga

Contents: 1. Introduction to yoga. 2. Practicing yoga. 3. Yoga therapy. 4. Recreation. "The present book entitled Yoga and Recreation

Contents: Preface. General Introduction. I: Introduction: Truth and vision. 1. The Path and its origins. 2. Maxims for guidance and

Contents: Introduction. 1. Trance (Samadhi). 2. The Practice of Yoga. 3. Attainments (Vibhutis or Siddhis). 4. Absolute Independence (Kaivalya). Index

Contents: 1. Pranayama–an introduction. 2. Prana and pranayama. 3. Pranayama and your health. 4. The meditation. 5. Yogic diet and