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From: sanjeev nayyar
From: sanjeev nayyar
Namaskar,
1. Is The Notion Of 'Yoga Injury' Tenable? by G S Sahay, S Bhalekar, R S Bhoglal. Courtesy Kaivalyadhama.
Abstract - ‘Yoga Injury’ the term in itself is misnomer. Since, asana has often been taken to mean, rather unreasonably, a kind of physical exercise, we have started using the term ‘yoga injury’ just we use the term “sports injury”. The Authors, through this article, have asserted that the violation of basic principles of yoga practices may alone result into some contra-indicative effects that are often termed as ‘yoga injury’. In modern days, the reported incidences of so called yoga injury, allegedly resulting from Hathayogic practices, are ostensibly due to violation of basic principles of Yoga.’ http://www.esamskriti.com/essay-chapters/Is-The-Notion-Of-%60Yoga-Injury%60-Tenable-1.aspx
2. Arya Samaj and DAV Movement: Educational and Social Dimensions by Dr Satish K Kapoor – ‘After the demise of Swami Dayananda (October 30,1883) it became imperative to continue his legacy not by constructing a memorial in stone and mortar but by venturing into the domain of education to root out illiteracy of mind and soul. The establishment of Dayanand Anglo Vedic College Trust and Management Society (popularly DAV) three years after his death marked the beginning of DAV movement aimed at crystallizing his social and educational ideas. In its 125 years history DAV has proliferated into rural, urban, semi-urban, slum and tribal areas in almost all parts of the country except Kerala. Its network of 715 institutions include schools etc.’. Swamiji was born in Morvi Gujarat.
Warm Regards
sanjeev nayyar
sanjeev nayyar
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