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Yoga is a structure of mental & general health practiced for hundreds of years, 1st in India, in its place of source or now significantly in the worldwide. One of the aspects of its popularity is the fact even physicians advice sufferers about the value of yoga or researchers are studying it intensively. What does yoga do for you? In short, it calms and relaxes the body and mind and elevates the spirit. It is an excellent discipline to improve and stay well. Many people want to learn more about this wonderful practice, so this article is an introduction to this practice. There are six branches of yoga, to adapt to different personalities and these will be summarized below.

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Blood flow and nutrients

The flow of blood to specific areas of the body brings many health benefits. By working specific muscles, soft tissues and joints, the body provides an additional blood flow that provides the necessary oxygen. This additional blood also provides the necessary nutrition to these areas, which is essential for general health, as well as for the rapid recovery of injuries and injuries. The key way to bring blood to these areas is through stretching. In addition to increased blood flow, stretching relaxes and relaxes soft tissues, such as muscles, ligaments and tendons, and opens joints, all of which help relieve tension and pressure on nerves in these areas.

 Deep Breathing

During asana practice, we are encouraged to control our breathing with long and deep inhalations and exhalations. In some poses, it is even encouraged to quiet breathing with full lungs or empty lungs for periods of 20 seconds to 1 minute. The first benefit of this controlled breathing is to bring our focus and awareness to the present, to our current actions. By being able to control this approach, we can improve our concentration. Secondly, by breathing in this controlled manner, we improve the efficiency of our respiratory system, bringing more oxygen to the body and to the organs, muscles and soft tissues in which we work.

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Hatha Yoga

Hatha Yoga is the yoga of movement. It is the most popularly attributed to yoga. It involves the use of various physical postures, while controlling & becoming aware of the breath. He believes that in these postures and breathing exercises, the whole being, body and soul - is purified. It is especially good for those of a very physical nature & temperament.

Bhakti Yoga

Bhakti Yoga is the path of devotion and is the best method for those with emotional personalities. The bhakti yogis try to be aware that the divine is in everything that surrounds us and, therefore, all actions and thoughts must be full of spiritual foundations. People like Dr. Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi are examples of this path.

Tantra Yoga

Tantra Yoga has been very badly understood. It is intended for those who are attracted to the ritual and includes consecrated sexuality. The word "consecrated" is important, because it does not mean a license to practice orgies. In fact, one of its aspects is the retention of ejaculation. In a somewhat amusing way, given the popular misconceptions, some schools of Tantra Yoga recommend celibacy! It is especially beneficial for those who like religious ceremonies and who are inspired by them.

Karma Yoga

Karma Yoga is the yoga of selfless service. Yogis as they call people who practice yoga believe in reincarnation. They believe that the type of life in which one reincarnates even if one becomes another human being and an animal, depends on the spiritual results of the actions in the past life, called Karma. The goal of Karma Yoga is to free ourselves from bringing bad karma to future incarnations, through selfless service. Examples of selfless service are working in soup kitchens, being a member of Doctors without Borders, etc.