Pramod H.

It's is dependent upon your requirements for doing yoga and experience level of yoga instructor. 

It's start from 300 rs per hour to 1000 rs per hour as per yoga instructor level and locality .

Online and offline have their own charges but minimum 300 rs is start for 1 hour session

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This method We can use.We can find out and resolve our karmas through surrendering to the God and by practicing karma yoga which is all about sacrificing every action you do to the God keeping no intent to get something in return of it as stated in bhagvad geeta. 

Karma Yoga is purifying the heart and counteracting ego. It involves the dedication of all work as an offering, with no thought of personal reward. From this rule follows the four guiding principles: Right Attitude, Right Motive, Give up Result, and Serve the Self in All.

This method We can resolve karmas in life through yoga

The main purpose of learning ashtanga yoga is Ashtanga yoga will keep your body moving in coordination with the breath. In ashtanga yoga Breath awareness is particularly important. This sort of moving meditation and constant focus on the breath will purify and still your mind, relieve you of stress and allow you to alter patterns of unwanted behavior.

Ashtanga yoga It builds physical strength and increases your lung functioning. It rejuvenates the body making it more flexible, controlled, and toned. Improves the internal system and thus helpful for overall fitness. It reduces body fat and aids in weight loss

This is a purpose of learning ashtanga yoga thank you 

this are the difference between ASHTANGA yoga, bikram yoga and IYENGAR yoga: ASHTANGA Ashtanga is based on ancient yoga teachings, but it was popularized and brought to the West by K. Pattabhi Jois (pronounced "pah-tah-bee joyce") in the 1970s. It's a rigorous style of yoga that follows a specific sequence of postures and is similar to vinyasa yoga, as each style links every movement to a breath. The difference is that Ashtanga always performs the exact same poses in the exact same order. This is a sweaty, physically demanding practice, so make sure to bring your trusty yoga mat towel. 3. BIKRAM About 30 years ago, Bikram Choudhury developed this school of yoga where classes are held in artificially heated rooms. In a Bikram class, you will sweat like never before as you work your way through a series of 26 poses. Like Ashtanga, a Bikram class always follows the same sequence, although a Bikram sequence is different from an ashtanga sequence. Bikram is somewhat controversial, as Choudhury trademarked his sequence and has sued studios who call themselves Bikram, but don't teach the poses exactly the way he says they should. It’s also wildly popular, making it one of the easiest classes to find. Due to the heated conditions of the studio, don't forget to bring a water IYENGAR Iyengar yoga was developed and popularized by B.K.S. Iyengar (pronounced "eye-yen-gar"). Iyengar is a very meticulous style of yoga, with utmost attention paid to finding the proper alignment in a pose. In order to help each student find the proper alignment, an Iyengar studio will stock a wide array of yoga props — blocks, blankets, straps, chairs and bolsters are all common. There isn't a lot of jumping around in Iyengar classes, so you won't get your heart rate up, but you'll be amazed to discover how physically and mentally challenging it is to stay put. Iyengar teachers must undergo a comprehensive training — if you have an injury or chronic condition, Iyengar is probably your best choice to ensure you get the knowledgeable instruction you need. For a speedier recovery from an injury or to relieve sore, tight muscles, check out our line of recover products.

Yes. Yoga is for health exercise it not any religious it's for everyone who want to be mentally and physically strong.

Yoga means connection in mind body and soul so it's help you to live your life stress free and relax. Also make you physically and mentally strong so in my way yoga for everyone so anyone can do yoga 

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