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Ashtanga Yoga

Karnataka Board · Class 9 · Physical Education

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Card 1Introduction to Ashtanga Yoga

What is the meaning of Ashtanga Yoga and who propounded it?

Answer

Ashtanga Yoga means the 'eight limbs of yoga' as described by Sage Patanjali in his book 'Yoga Sutras'. It is a systematic path of Raja Yoga consisting of eight steps: Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama,

Card 2Eight Limbs Structure

List all eight limbs of Ashtanga Yoga in order

Answer

The eight limbs (Ashtanga) of yoga are: 1. Yama (ethical restraints), 2. Niyama (observances), 3. Asana (physical postures), 4. Pranayama (breath control), 5. Pratyahara (withdrawal of senses), 6. Dha

Card 3First Limb - Yama

Define Yama and list the five Yama principles

Answer

Yama refers to ethical restraints or moral guidelines for social behavior. The five Yamas (Yama Panchaka) are: 1. Ahimsa (non-violence) - not causing harm to anyone, 2. Satya (truthfulness) - speaking

Card 4Second Limb - Niyama

What is Niyama and what are its five components?

Answer

Niyama refers to personal observances and rules that determine individual behavior. The five Niyamas are: 1. Shaucha (cleanliness) - keeping body, environment, and mind pure, 2. Santosha (contentment)

Card 5Yama vs Niyama

Compare Yama and Niyama - what is the key difference?

Answer

Yama focuses on ethical restraints and social behavior - how we interact with others and society. It involves avoiding harmful actions. Niyama focuses on personal observances and individual discipline

Card 6Fourth Limb - Pranayama

What is Pranayama and what does it literally mean?

Answer

Pranayama literally means 'Prana' (life force/breath/vital energy) + 'Ayama' (control/extension). It is the fourth limb of Ashtanga Yoga involving systematic breathing practices to regulate the breath

Card 7Types of Pranayama

Name and briefly describe 5 different types of Pranayama techniques

Answer

1. Anuloma-Viloma: Breathing through both nostrils alternately, 2. Chandranuloma-Viloma: Breathing only through left nostril, 3. Suryanuloma-Viloma: Breathing only through right nostril, 4. Ujjayi: Br

Card 8Kapalabhati Technique

What is Kapalabhati and what does it literally mean?

Answer

Kapalabhati literally means 'Kapala' (forehead) + 'Bhati' (shining), meaning 'shining forehead'. It is a preparatory breathing technique involving forceful exhalation while inhalation happens naturall

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