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Yoga in Albany, NY

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Business Listing   Albany Kripalu Yoga Center - Albany, NY - Phone: (518) 454-9642


Business Listing   Capital Region Wellness Center - Albany, NY - Phone: (518) 446-0200


Business Listing   Center For NIA & Yoga - Albany, NY - Phone: (518) 463-5145


Business Listing   Kat Abrams Kripalu Yoga - Albany, NY - Phone: (518) 233-1717


Business Listing   Lorraine Michaels Dance Center - Albany, NY - Phone: (518) 459-2623


Business Listing   Suzy-Yoga Studio - Albany, NY - Phone: (518) 458-1880


Business Listing   The Court Club - Albany, NY - Phone: (518) 459-4444


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Helpful Definition for: Yoga


Yoga in Albany refers to traditional physical, mental and spiritual disciplines, whose goal is the attainment of a state of perfect spiritual insight and tranquility. The word is associated with meditative practices in the East. The word is derived from a Sanskrit root which would mean to control or unite. Major branches of yoga in Hindu philosophy include Raja Yoga (is an eight-limbed concept relating to mind restraint), Karma Yoga (Yoga of action), Jnana Yoga (Yoga of knowledge), Bhakti Yoga (Yoga of devotion) and Hatha Yoga (purification of the physical body). Yoga is a system of active striving, mental discipline and dutiful action, and also introduces the conception of God.

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