yogistic
- adjective
- /joʊˈɡɪstɪk/
- The yogistic approach to wellness emphasizes both physical and mental health.
Examples
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The seminar explored yogistic approaches to mindfulness and meditation.
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She developed a yogistic routine to improve her flexibility and reduce stress.
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His lifestyle reflected a yogistic philosophy, emphasizing balance and self-awareness.
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Many people find yogistic practices help reduce stress.
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His lifestyle reflected a yogistic philosophy, emphasizing balance and self-awareness.
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She developed a yogistic routine to improve her flexibility and reduce stress.
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The seminar explored yogistic approaches to mindfulness and meditation.
Synonyms
About yoga and the exercises and breathing used in it
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word yogistic comes from yoga, which comes from an old Indian word yuj meaning 'to join' or 'to yoke'. Think of yoga as joining body and mind, so yogistic means 'relating to yoga, its practices, or its philosophy', and you can see the same root in yogi, a person who practices yoga.