Beginner's Guide To Yoga & Meditation

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Dear Future Yoga Practitioner:

If you’re like the millions of people around the world who have an inordinate amount of stress in your life, there is a way out – a way to escape for a few moments every day, a way to heal your
mind and strengthen your body allowing the pressures of the world to melt away.

How? With a combined strategy of yoga stretches and focused meditation.

Feel the stress melt away as you practice the ancient arts of yoga and meditation to help bring your emotional well-being into balance and keep your body fit at the same time!

Many think of yoga as a new-age phenomenon that has nothing to offer the average person. Nothing could be further from the truth! Yoga has natural healing properties that can alleviate the symptoms of most common ailments from the common cold to back aches.

Experts all over the world agree that yoga helps calm the body and mind leading to a sense of wellness that cannot be achieved through conventional exercise programs.

This is a concept that has been around, literally, for hundreds of years. Yoga and meditation has been used for relaxation and fitness by all sort of people from all walks of life. Consider these quotes:

1.  Yoga teaches us to cure what need not be endured and
        endure what cannot be cured.~ B.K.S. Iyengar

2  Sun salutations can energize and warm you, even on the
        darkest, coldest winter day.  ~ Carol Krucoff

3  When the breath wanders the mind also is unsteady.  But
        when the breath is calmed the mind too will be still, and the 
        yogi achieves long life.  Therefore, one should learn to control
        the breath. ~ Svatmarama,  Hatha Yoga Pradipika

4  Yoga is the practice of quieting the mind. ~ Patanjali,
        translated from Sanskrit

5   Yoga has a sly, clever way of short-circuiting the mental
         patterns that cause anxiety.~ Baxter Bell, quoted in
         "Worry Thwarts," Yoga Journal, March 2006