Pratyahara: Most important yet forgotten limb of Yoga
Pratyahara itself is termed as Yoga, as it is the most important limb in Yoga Sadhana. ~ Swami Shivananda Yoga is a vast system of
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Pratyahara itself is termed as Yoga, as it is the most important limb in Yoga Sadhana. ~ Swami Shivananda Yoga is a vast system of
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