yogic
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- adjective
- /ˈjoʊɡɪk/
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yóguico
- Practicing yoga regularly can enhance your flexibility and promote yogic mindfulness.
- yogic traditions
- yogic breathing
- yogic practices
And yogic techniques are shelter from the storms.
- And yogic techniques are shelter from the storms.
- This was back when I was faculty at Harvard, but developing clinical protocols based on these yogic theories.
- And so he studied yogic breathing and all these other traditional cultures that have these trance induced trance.
- So yeah, there, there is some like type of yogic, there is some destiny, karmic destiny we have.
- The pineal gland is actually in, in yogic and Eastern practice is kind of what is related to the third eye center.
Examples
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Try simple yogic breathing of short, strong inhale, moderate holding, long exhale (ratio of 1:2:4).
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However, both yogic and shamanic practices do not end here.
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Either way, the yogic thing to do is see if you may be of service.
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Until that point, we all, male and female, have to use yogic techniques to balance the male and female within us.
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From today forward, I will spend my dollars on yoga brands that share the yogic values of selflessness and compassion.
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The instructor emphasized that a yogic lifestyle contributes to both physical and mental well-being.
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After a long day, she enjoyed a yogic routine that helped her to relax and unwind.
Synonyms
About yoga, its exercises and ideas
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Yogic comes from yoga, which comes from the old Sanskrit root yuj meaning 'to join' and is like the English word yoke. Yoga is about joining the body and mind, so yogic means 'relating to yoga'.