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About Yoga
yo·ga \ˈyō-gə\ (noun)
Origin: Sanskrit, literally, yoking, from yunakti he yokes; akin to Latin jungere, meaning, to join. First use: 1820 The practice of yoga is interpreted as being the “yolk” or “union” between the body and mind through a system of exercises (8 limbs of yoga), with a goal to attain a state of permanent inner peace, regardless of outside chaos Read More » |
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