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The differences between ancient Indian yoga and contemporary Western yoga are evident. The ancient texts seek to utilize yoga as a tool to expand consciousness and attain enlightenment, which encompasses much more than mere asana practice. Maybe the goal of the western yogi is not to attain spiritual...
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The differences between ancient Indian yoga and contemporary Western yoga are evident. The ancient texts seek to utilize yoga as a tool to expand consciousness and attain enlightenment, which encompasses much more than mere asana practice. Maybe the goal of the western yogi is not to attain spiritual enlightenment, but that doesn’t mean our contemporary practice doesn’t share some key similarities. For the conscious individual, the practice of yoga remains to connect us to the source, the universal oneness, our true self. We do so by first by demonstrating dedication to our practice, showing up on our mat, and taking the time to unite our breath and body, our body and mind.

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There is no difference in Indian yoga and Western yoga.Western yoga has been adopted from Indian Yoga.Indian yoga focus on body ,mind and spiritual by practising Asanas,Pranayam and meditation The main aim of Western yoga is fitnesss.Indian yoga helps in preparing the body for longer period of meditation.Spirituality...
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There   is no difference in Indian yoga and Western yoga.Western yoga has been adopted from Indian Yoga.Indian yoga focus on body ,mind and spiritual by practising Asanas,Pranayam and meditation

The main  aim of Western yoga is fitnesss.Indian yoga helps in preparing the body for longer period of meditation.Spirituality is substructure of yoga in India.

Western yoga is an e exercise for good  health and physics but in Indian context yoga is more way of living life.

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Yoga originated from India. Western style of yoga, you can tell. Western style of yoga is not yoga at all, it's more yoga asanas fitness practice. Indian style of yoga is wholistic. It's spiritual.
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Not much difference between indian yoga and western yoga
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Both are same not different but westren is more hatha yoga practice(Asana,pranayama) where as Indian more Pathanjali astanga yoga(Yama,niyama,Asana,pranayama,pratyahara,dharana,Dyana,samadhi)In Pathanjali 195 yoga sutras only 3 on Asana and 5 on pranayama.The remaining 187 is what ,that Indians follow.But...
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Both are same not different but westren is more hatha yoga practice(Asana,pranayama) where as Indian more Pathanjali astanga yoga(Yama,niyama,Asana,pranayama,pratyahara,dharana,Dyana,samadhi)In Pathanjali 195 yoga sutras only 3 on Asana and 5 on pranayama.The remaining 187 is what ,that Indians follow.But now in India also hatha yoga gaining more popularity(Asana, pranayama) read less
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