Yoga

The practice of yoga is the ancient Vedic science that purifies the mind, consciousness, and rejuvenates the body. Keeping your body healthy is vital for fulfilling the 4 aims of life: Dharma (duty), Artha (wealth), Kama (desire), and Moksha (liberation). Omved’s unique products such as PVC-free yoga mats, clothing, trataka meditational candles, chakra roll ons, neti and netra shuddhi kits subscribe perfectly to our ancestors’ teachings, allowing you to better experience your journey to inner peace.

Which type of Yoga is for you?

“To further understand then how yoga works,
I endeavor to understand what yoga is”.

Yoga traditionally was called a teaching of liberation – moksha shastra. It seeks to free us from our limited perception/understanding of who we are.

“Who we are today is based on what we identify with”.

If we associate ourselves with our particular bodies, names, possessions, and relationships, we are reduced to be finite persons limited by our own finite identification. Who we really are is beyond all of this. The yogic perspective declares us as immortal beings, part and piece of the universal consciousness. 

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Hurdles in the path of yoga

Yoga enables us to unite the ‘jivanatma’ (divided individual soul) with the ‘parmatma’ (ultimate eternal, undivided consciousness). This union is the chief purpose of human life and in our endeavor to achieve this we are faced with innumerable obstacles.

Maharshi Patanjali has recognized nine obstacles on the path of this unity. The nine impediments can happen to block the success of any work that we undertake. In fact, success in anything is ultimately a union with the goal - success for an athelete is union with the gold medal, success for a writer is union with his or her published work. Likewise, success in Yoga is realising permanently the one consciousness.

One should familiarize oneself with

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Chakras: A Beginners Guide

 

Chakra & Representation Symbolic

Location

Function

Negative Aspects

muladhara.jpg Root
MULADHARA

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Chakra, History, yoga
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Chakra Quiz

Answer each Question to best of your abilities by selecting the appropriate code mentioned below.

Never = N; Rarely = R; Sometimes = S; Satisfactory = F;
Always = A; Excellent = E; Good = G; Poor = P;

Use the formula below the quiz to add up your score and find out your Chakra level 

Chakra One : Mooladhar Chakra

 Answer Score
1. Do you go for walks in park/ nature? N R S A
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