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There are 35 posts tagged yoga (this is page 4 of 7).

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How 2014 Became the Year of Mindfulness

How did mindfulness go from the domain of Buddhist monks to the stuff of puff pieces and New Age proselytizers?

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in Meditation | 677 Words

Swami Vivekananda: Master Marketer of Yoga

Modern Indian guru repackaged Western spiritualism as brand of Yoga Swami Vivekananda (1863-1902) Born 12 January in 1863 Calcutta, West Bengal British India, the Datta family named him Narendranath.

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in Yoga | 734 Words

Keshub Chandra Sen: Prophet of Harmony

From Eastern outreaches to Western spiritualism, the forerunner of Modern Yoga Keshub Chandra Sen (1838-1884) Born 1838 into an affluent Hindu family from Gariffa village on the bank of the river Hooghly in Calcutta, West Bengal British India.

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in Yoga | 713 Words

Maharishi Debendranath Tagore

Neo-Vedantic Romantic who made pure heart alone and scientific religion reachable for everyman Debendranath Tagore (1817-1905), during his lifetime was called Maharishi (“Great Sage”), was born in Calcutta in West Bengal, British India, to a wealthy land-owner family, and died 1905 in Calcutta.

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in Yoga | 398 Words

Religious Foundations of Modern Yoga

The way Modern Yoga has been practiced throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries is worlds apart from all the forms of classical Yoga.

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in Yoga | 761 Words

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