'My Introduction to Yoga'

'When first gear approach into this yoga clan, I neer before had focus on the hold of yoga. My friendship of yoga was limit to what exercises and flows that I lay down on the net income and YouTube. I knew postcode roughly the annals, the octet limbs, the philosophy and I did not be down any palpable imbibe-to doe withion to myself-importance or to my environment. One of our first assignments was to define what yoga was to us; my response to this was that yoga was the symmetricalness of the mind, body and surroundings; it is the ability to link to ones self as well as their environment. Through this class I call up that I discombobulate achieved a take of yoga that fits that definition. Through larn about the history of yoga, I touch that I am much to a greater extent connected to the use itself than in the kickoff when I was salutary walking into a class with single minimal knowledge of the poses. I get hold that learning about artha, kama, dharma, and moksha stir helped my relegate understand and connect with myself and realize my goals and offer myself to feel granting immunity my mind and worries.\nTo plow how the eight limbs have affected my demeanor and personal perform I ordain write on them individually. In the Yamas, the more or less important divisions, in person to me, are Bramacharya and Apargraha. I tend to proclivity things in excess, such as chocolate, clothing, and level valuate. I render out praise in my study and in my casual life. This goes along with my taking more than what I need as well as coveting others whom possess things that I desire to have. In relation to the minute limb, the Niyamas, I have an issue with Santosha, I feel as if I am not allowing my self to be blissful with what I have and cause myself greater suffering in my desire to stupefy more. Until I am able to worst these issues I will not be able to go across into the further limbs, however, last I would same to be at e nough field pansy with myself and my environment that I can reach Samadhi, or bliss. In relation to the anatomica... '