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    Statue Of Yogini

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    3) Yogini (Statue of Yogini) This is a stone carving of a Yogini. She is shown with four arms in various positions, sitting calmly with crossed legs. Her clothing is very limited; she wears a headdress, footwear, a garment about her hips, though primarily dons jewelry. The details of the headdress and necklace show they are high-quality and ornate. Nothing covers her breasts. A “halo”-like aura emits from her head, perhaps indicative of an ascended level of spirituality. In her hands, she holds tools

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    ‘’Working Towards Greatness’’ (Case Study on the Wellbeing of Riya Amin) Riya is an ordinary 16-year-old female who currently is studying at Parramatta High School in Year 11. She also conveniently lives within 15 minutes of the school in the Parramatta CBD. Riya’s social health and environment play a vital role in her wellbeing. She likes to feel socially connected with friends at school, tutoring and her family friends who are significant in influencing her wellbeing positively. Keeping in touch

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    Women In Buddhism

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    When most people think of Buddhism, they probably imagine a statue of Buddha or bald monks in orange robes praying inside a monastery. But how many people picture Buddhist nuns or women meditating under trees? Since the addition of women in religious practices, many Buddhists have found it difficult to agree on whether women truly have a place in Buddhism or not, especially regarding the profoundly spiritual aspects. The primary reason for this divide is the fact that there is no consensus of the

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    Mira expresses her dauntless love in the poem ‘I do not care about Social Norms’. She is a brave woman. In those times, Indian women were not allowed to go out of the house and express themselves independently. On the other hand, Mira joined the company of the saints and did not care about social norms. Mira conveys that she will fasten the bells of Lord Krishna’s love in her feet and will dance in front of Giridhar (Lord Krishna). She lovingly calls Him Giridhar as He was called by the people of

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    jnana yogis. Tantra yoga is probably the most misunderstood yoga. This is the sixth branch of yoga which includes consecrated sexuality. You may already involve in one or more of these branches. Or maybe already a hatha yogi or yogini practicing posture with a teacher or by yourself. For example if u r helping volunteer for aids patient u r already in karma yoga. So these were the different branches of yoga so now I will go ahead and explain different types of yoga

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    Upanishadic wisdom converged on a shared belief in a universal law that guided the abiding presence of religious and metaphysical forces in the lives of individuals and of the collective destiny of all things in the universe. The Upanishadic teachings help us to understand how yoga evolved. Patanjali is historically understood to have been a divine messenger, born some time between 500 BC and 200 BC. The dates are uncertain to this day as the lives of the great sages and mystics were not measured

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    White paper on Process Modeling, ER diagram and Logical Data Modeling Authors Yogini Wagh Process Modeling Process modeling is the concise description of the total variation in one quantity, by partitioning it into a deterministic component given by a mathematical function of one or more other quantities, plus a random component that follows a particular probability distribution. Software process modeling and business process modeling are the techniques for obtaining a better understanding

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    Hinduism is one of the oldest culture and spiritual traditions in the world. While many may conceptualize Hinduism as being a religion it is not in the sense that we Westerners may think of it as, comparing it to Christianity or Islam. It can be better compared to a set of codes that hundreds of millions of people all over the world practice. This code of life is better known as Dharma to these adherents. Practitioners hold themselves to these rules and rituals that in the end they believe will bring

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    The review of literature on the benefits of yoga show the importance that exists between the mind, body, and spirit. This review conducted shows the significance of link between the mind-body-spirit about a person’s overall health. Diversity in yoga including type, intensity, and duration are what play significant roles in the levels of perceived health benefits in comparison to traditional exercise. Thus, far stress reduction seems to be the most proposed benefit associated with yoga therapy, even

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    The experience of love is very rare because this is not just a feeling rather than this connects two souls. Whenever we ask, “what is love?” It simply addresses the meaning to the question, which we wonder “Am I loved?” Or we ask “Do I love?” When we are loved, we tend to feel it intuitively in our guts. But he does it work? Is there an extrasensory perception in the heart that is able to read the feelings in another person’s heart, In fact? , it is really not that ethereal or supernatural. On the

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