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    Neurological Basis of Yoga

    By Dr.King

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    The ancient practice of Yoga enunciated by Patanjali way back in B.C.200 is neurologically well founded. This book discusses the brain mechanisms that are behind the working of various Yoga processes. It also briefly indicates the role of each step of Yoga in neurological terms.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDr.King
    Release dateJan 27, 2018
    ISBN9781386141259
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    Neurological Basis of Yoga
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    Dr.King

    Dr.King is an avid writer in the nonfictional category. In the past 3 decades he has written several books in the areas of philosophy, Yoga, religious practices, sculpture, gardening, and so on. His books often blend scientific outlook with traditional faiths and practices. His books especially in the area of ancient philosophy succinctly showcase volumes of ancient literature in a condensed form, providing very authentic, insightful and unbiased portrayal. These books are generally characterized as thought provoking, giving an incisive look at the otherwise difficult to understand topics. One can expect to find reliable information, devoid of glorification and hype that is typical in this category.

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