4 Paths of Yoga
To lead you to liberation
The major difference between Hatha yoga and Ashtanga yoga is that Hatha yoga believes in mastering the body and mind will follow whereas ashtanga believes that master the mind and the body will follow. Ultimately goal of both principles in the same that is to reach samadhi.
There are four paths of yoga that can lead you to liberation and they are as follows:
- Bhakti Yoga: The path of love/devotion
- Jnana Yoga: The path of knowledge
- Karma Yoga: The path of dedicated work/duty
- Raja Yoga: The path of mastering the mind through meditation
Raja yoga has eight limbs and is also called Ashtanga yoga
(“Ashta” meaning eight and “anga” meaning parts or limbs)
✔ Niyama (Observances)
✔ Asana (Physical postures)
✔ Pranayama (Breathing practices)
✔ Pratyahara (Withdrawal of senses)
✔ Dharana (Focused concentration)
✔ Dhyana (Meditation)
✔ Samadi (Enlightenment/ Absorption)
Out of the above eight parts, only Asana(physical postures),Pranayama(breathing techniques) and Dhyana(meditation) is commonly practiced in a yoga class.
The physical poses have been segmented and categorized forming the many types of yoga we know of today.

YogaHolistica
YogaHolistica is the brainchild of Shalini, a passionate yoga instructor and a student of yoga therapy.

I hold a Masters degree in IT and is currently pursuing Masters in Yoga Therapy. Having worked in the corporate world and faced high stress levels and a multitude of health issues resulting from stress, I understand and relate to the woes of the my clients involved in the corporate world.
Yoga is a holistic approach to a person as a whole and every individual is different. There is no standard set of practices. Customized practices are written separately for each client for every session according to the individual’s capacity.
“My vision is that yoga reaches everyone and that everyone should be able to experience the mental, physical and spiritual benefits of yoga.”
“Sarveshaam Shubhamastu – May good happen to you!”
Yujyate anena iti yogah
Yoga is that which unites/joins the individual self to the universal consciousness
Mostly when you see advertisements or websites for yoga, you see very flexible very slim women in their 20s portrayed in a complex pose that could make anyone feel less of themselves. But yoga is not about flexibility, yoga is not about being skinny, Yoga is not even about being able to do complex poses. Yoga is NOT exercise.

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