Pranayama
Prana is defined as the vitality or vital force or life force which is flowing as a primary essence of prakriti (nature). Prana flows through 72000 (84000 in some text) nadis (channels) into each and every cell of human body.…
Meditation
Meditation is the process of maintaining attention for a longer period of time. This is a well known definition of meditation. But if we think and investigate deeply into the system and technique of meditation, we can find so much…
Yoga Therapy for Liver and Pancreas diseases
Yoga therapy should be apply very carefully to protect and heal the two most important organ of human body- Liver and Pancrease. We should first think about a yogic life style and yogic diet system to protect these two organs,…
Yoga Therapy for Kidney diseases
Kindneys are although small in size (125 to 170grams for male and 115 to 155grams for femle) but it gets 25% of total blood circulation. Every minute it filters 1200ml of blood and removes the toxins out of the body…
Yoga Therapy for Digestive diseases
In the conditions like problems with digestion, irritable bowel syndrome, constipation, colitis, stomach and gastric ulcers, acid reflux, bloating, anorexia, indigestion, yoga therapy is highly recommended. It can be said that yoga asana practice and ayurvedic cleansening of digestive system…
Yoga Therapy for Neurological diseases
Yoga Therapy can offer significant complimentary benefits for reducing disabling syndromes of neurological disorders, managing overall life supporting conditions, and improving the healing faculty of nervous system. Some very common neurological disorders are brain damage by cerebral haemorrage, epilepsy, Alzimers…