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Medical tourism
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|| EXCELLENCE IS YOGA ॥ योग:...
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Significance of International Yoga...
globindian.wordpress.com - Physical World is a product of Polarities-Masculine & Feminine.Longing to find UNION of Polarities is finding expressions through–YOGA.Lets do NAMASKAR & Unite the world.May you Unfold your being...
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Its Yoga time...
snapometer.blogspot.in - Yoga is a naturally incurred practice, and here is the best example for that. Let us join with this cute doggie and do YOGA...
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Dakshinayana the summer solstice.
parwatisingari.com - According to the Sadguru of the Isha yoga foundation, Dakshinayana is a significant day for people who practise Yoga.
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10 Common Pranayama rules you may not be knowing
theayurveda.org - Everyone does pranayama, but only few ones are benefited. Do you know why? You may be not following the rules of pranayama. Today we will be talking about common rules of pranayama, which is...
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Redefine with Yoga
auraofthoughts.com - Hectic life now can be a smoother ride with yoga.Here i come up with a slogan "Grow and Glow with yoga !!!"
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Yoga once every year keeps the doctor...umm, very...
factsandnonsense.com - Yoga once every year keeps the doctor...umm, very far.
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Yoga Really works?
vikasacharya.wordpress.com - Yoga is great to develop flexibility and strength, we all know that, but priorities, folks. The big question here is: will it make me lose weight as fast as.Yoga can give you the skills you need to...
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International Yoga Day | June 21st
Yoga is an ancient physical, mental and spiritual practice that originated in India. The word ‘yoga’ derives from Sanskrit and means to join or to unite, symbolizing the union of body and consciousness.
Today it is practiced in various forms around the world and continues to grow in popularity.
Recognizing its universal appeal, on 11 December 2014, the United Nations proclaimed 21 June as International Yoga Day by resolution 69/131.
International Yoga Day aims to raise awareness worldwide of the many benefits of practicing yoga. Source: http://www.un.org/
