Shin Ji-yeon: Hatha Yoga Pradipika

Indian yoga has spread across the United States and spread around the world. Integration yoga, viyasa, crefalu yoga, Shivafalu yoga, Ashtan yoga, Vini yoga, Bikram Yoga, Kundalium yoga, Sivan Mousti Yoga, philates yoga, Power Yoga, Hilling Yoga, and Indo-Yalist. These yoga movements and the central holy book of breathing are the Pradeepica. A 15th - a holy book written by Swami Swatmama, a sacred book that people who practice the meditation yoga Laza yoga must study with Sutra. The harmayo is divided into four fields: the first chapter, Asuna (station), the second, the Pranayama (breath), the third, the Vanda and Mudra (a unique posture), and the fourth, the Samadi (sammai, transcendence ceremony). The harma yoga practice is a vital holy book for the heart of the heart, and it belongs to a very important process for practicing yoga as a yoga medium. The harmayo means "prana" and "the sun", or "aha", meaning "Awana" and“the moon. So, harmagu means that it brings in a combination of civa, slicty and yin. The harmado is a pradifica, which leads to true freedom through the Samadi, the ultimate goal of life through body, breath and energy, and moves toward the Salaga, the Salti, which is the harm done. The book was released by a man named Hatayo, who took out the Pradipica and the sanskrits, each word.

Korean title: 하타요가 프라디피카

Korean author: 신지연

Korean publisher: 동문선

ISBN-13: 9788980389377