Yoga

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 My Experience......!!!

As a part of our B. Ed curriculum we got a chance to practice yoga. It was a great experience. I got a relaxing concentrating time in between these. We got a detailed  class about pranayama, thadasana, vrikshanas, mudras and other asanas or poses. It also give a positive vibe and energy flow in mentally and physically.








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