What Language Is Yoga

What language is the word yoga? - Hosh Yoga

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Yoga is a Sanskrit word, derived from the root ‘yuj,’ which means “to link, join, unite, and concentrate” in a spiritual sense. The word yoga is typically translated to English as “union” because it implies a spiritual connection achieved through yoga practice.

The language of yoga - explained - Skill Yoga

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YOGA. While the word itself is derived from two different Sanskrit roots, the …

Getting to Know the Language of Yoga | eomega.org - Omega …

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Sanskrit is, quite literally, the language of yoga. Many of the chants you sing in kirtan, the mantras you silently repeat in meditation, …

Yoga - Wikipedia

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Yoga lingo for beginners - Ekhart Yoga

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Common yoga terms 1. Yoga. 2. Asana. 3. Bandha. 4. Chakra. 5. Chaturanga. Practice : Want a perfect Chaturanga? – here’s some homework! 6. Core. However, it’s more …

Yoga Lingo 101: A Beginners Guide to Speaking Like a …

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Legit Yoga Lingo Yoga. The one we’ve all heard of but never really understood. That’s understandable really, yoga has come to mean many... Namaste. You’ll hear the word Namaste at the end of every yoga class. …

The Language of Yoga: 5 Sanskrit Yoga Terms Explained

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As some of you may know, the roots of yoga run deep in Northern Indian culture, which is why the language of yoga is steeped in Sanskrit, one of the oldest, …

The Language of Yoga: Duhkha – Glo | Blog

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The Language of Yoga: Duhkha. Posted on May 9, 2014. The beautiful part of the term “duhkha” is that, like many other yogic concepts, it’s so universal. We still think and talk about it today because …

The Role of Language in Yoga Teaching: Embodying

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When we teach asana, we usually speak using literal language such as “lift your arms and bend at your hips and knees into Utkatasana (Fierce or Chair Pose)” or …

An Introduction to Sanskrit: The Language of Yoga

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Sanskrit is also the primary language of Yoga (yogabhāṣā). While today we are most familiar with texts such as the Yogasūtra, the Bhagavadgītā , and perhaps a …