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A path to Clarity and Stability

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    Dharana

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    Asana

    Finding a balance between effort and ease, both physically and mentally. It’s about creating a stable foundation for your practice while maintaining a sense of inner peace and comfort. The practice of Asana, which refers to the physical postures in yoga, is all about finding that delicate balance between effort and ease. It’s not simply…

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    Kumbhaka

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    Nadi Shuddhi

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