yogi
23
6.8
- noun
- /ˈjoʊɡi/
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yogui
- Well, my father was a diplomat, so we traveled a lot, and this one time in India, a yogi came to visit us and he taught me how to read the future.
He is a Indian Mystic Yogi on a mission to change the world.
- He is a Indian Mystic Yogi on a mission to change the world.
- She's a Yogi, A musician, a vegan chef.
- So meditation and mindfulness is not just for yogis and people who have plenty of time.
- And I was studying from from yogi's.
- And one of the really cool things that I've seen is acrobats, yogi's and healers, all three lineages.
- So that starts his formal training to become a Yogi.
- Halfway through this journey, the guide invites us to meet a Yogi.
- I have been with monks and nuns and Abbots and yogis.
- And during that one year, there were two yogis who came off retreat completely psychotic.
- So science even tells us, and this is what the yogis tell us, that awareness precedes control.
- That is karma, Yogi, and your action is an expression of joy rather than expecting joy out of the action.
- I said, I wonder if Bobby's been approached about being a going Yogi, going full Yogi.
- The brand that I am is, I would call it casual fly, part hippie, part Yogi, our Brooklyn girl.
Examples
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So science even tells us, and this is what the yogis tell us, that awareness precedes control.
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I teach alignment-based yoga, and because I am an older yogi, I must practice with good alignment as well.
Blog text (10) -
The aim of the yogi is "liberation," that is, the state that helps the soul to separate matter completely.
Academic text (2015) -
Mrs. Ryan, is your daughter by any chance an expert yogi?
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So, this crossroads in my life where school teacher and yogi combine is exactly where I need to be.
Blog text (30) -
As one Christian yogi notes, "The churches are emptying; the yoga centers are full."
Academic text (2018) -
So meditation and mindfulness is not just for yogis and people who have plenty of time.
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Actually, I was really interested in hanging out with people who are accomplished yogis, llamas and swamis.
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A skilled yogi can perform challenging poses that require great flexibility and concentration.
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During the retreat, each yogi shared insights about their personal journey with meditation.
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Etymology
Yogi comes from the Sanskrit root yuj, which means 'to join' or 'to yoke', and it is the same root that gives us yoga. So a yogi is someone who tries to 'join' body and mind, which explains why the word means a person who practices yoga and seeks spiritual insight.