Author name: Pramod Sahoo

Pramod came from a spiritual family. He loved meditation and yoga from a young age. He spent 7 years in an Ashram, learning ancient Himalayan yoga and meditation traditions. After that, he traveled and taught yoga in many places like Mumbai, Rishikesh, New Delhi, Italy, Austria, and Germany. He believes in a peaceful and joyful world for everyone, which inspired him to create Hari Om Yoga Vidya School.

Yoga Retreat In Rishikesh

Yoga therapy for Inflammatory Bowel Disease with 3 Amazing Yoga Asanas

Yoga therapy for Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseYoga is one of the healing modalities, or ancient therapies, which can change your life. And, we say this, not just due to its physical benefits, but mental as well. Moreover, constant research has shown that yoga can affect the health management function quite well. If you are fit and

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Yoga Therapy For Heart Diseases with 3 Incredible Yoga Poses

Yoga Therapy For Heart DiseasesIn recent times, you must have noticed, that heart ailments are on the rise. Atleast half the population suffer from heart ailments. According to various researches, heart diseases are spreading faster than you ever thought they will. The society today, seems to be obsessed with fitness, but still every day, there

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Surya Bhedana Pranayama

What is Surya Bhedana Pranayama? Steps & 7 Incredible benefits Of Surya Bhedana Pranayama

Surya Bhedana Pranayama is a very important part of Pranayama. Moreover, you will find its mention in the Hatha Yoga Pradipika as well. The meaning of Surya is ‘Sun’ and the meaning of Bhedana is ‘piercing’. In the yogic field, breathing through the right nostril is termed as Surya Bhedana. The right nadi is also

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What is Shitali Pranayama? Steps, Contraindication & 10 Amazing Benefits of Shitali Pranayama

Shitali pranayama is a breathing technique in which the breath is taken in through the mouth and exhaled through the nose. It is also known as the cooling breath as it has a cooling effect on the body. Shitali means ‘cooling’ in Sanskrit, and pranayama means ‘life force control.’ This technique is often practiced during

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