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Aleisha
Posted 2003-10-26 3:01 PM (#2546)
Subject: how long for results


I am about to enter the world of yoga. i made this decision because i am a very emotional person and the last several years have been really stressful for me and have caused a lot of emotional problems. i want to feel better about myself and have a more sound mind to make decisions and trust my inner self. i was just wondering how long it will take for me to notice a change in myself.when will i begin to feel calmer and have the ability to handle lifes ups and downs.i want to have a more positive attitude about life and myself.
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Moderator
Posted 2003-10-27 3:50 PM (#2549 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: how long for results


Unfortunately, every one is different. However, if you stick with practicing consistently 3-4 times a week you can begin to feel results within a matter of weeks.

Stay with it and best of luck to you.

Namaste,
Emily
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Eva
Posted 2004-01-22 12:00 AM (#3292 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


You may want to explore yin yoga. My yoga teacher created a healing practice for me using yin yoga. I take one day at a time, but I can feel the difference when I do my practice and when I don't. Take care and know it is possible to find that inner peace.
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Guest
Posted 2004-02-06 10:34 AM (#3562 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


Aleisha - 2003-10-26 3:01 PM

I am about to enter the world of yoga. i made this decision because i am a very emotional person and the last several years have been really stressful for me and have caused a lot of emotional problems. i want to feel better about myself and have a more sound mind to make decisions and trust my inner self. i was just wondering how long it will take for me to notice a change in myself.when will i begin to feel calmer and have the ability to handle lifes ups and downs.i want to have a more positive attitude about life and myself.
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nija
Posted 2004-02-10 8:57 AM (#3642 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


Aleisha - 2003-10-26 3:01 PM

I am about to enter the world of yoga. i made this decision because i am a very emotional person and the last several years have been really stressful for me and have caused a lot of emotional problems. i want to feel better about myself and have a more sound mind to make decisions and trust my inner self. i was just wondering how long it will take for me to notice a change in myself.when will i begin to feel calmer and have the ability to handle lifes ups and downs.i want to have a more positive attitude about life and myself.
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Sanju R.Kale
Posted 2004-02-12 5:20 AM (#3689 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


Ipractise yoga pranayam and my heart which was block 70%at the age of 37 was clear naturally and iam feeling absoulutly happy.
Thanks for Ambika yoga kutir Thane, mumbai.(INDIA)

I also teach pranayam now to help people.

Thanks for this site.
my email epoxyshop@hotmail.com
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landqueen
Posted 2004-02-12 7:27 PM (#3708 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


As others here have mentioned it is up to the individual. How open are you? Are you willing to try and work through getting yourself open to the more 'difficult' positions? I have recently started yoga myself and started with an Iyengar tape; the first morning I tried, I burst into tears. I felt so open, spiritually, that it just came out. I am now working on my flexibility and pray to continue into yoga for weight loss when I improve! Namaste, and all the best to you!
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Guest
Posted 2004-02-29 5:03 AM (#4175 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


ur an emotional wreck sorry but yoga cant help you need some psycotherapy for your emotions and ur fat sorry
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Guest
Posted 2004-02-29 5:03 AM (#4176 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


ur an emotional wreck sorry but yoga cant help you need some psycotherapy for your emotions and ur fat sorry
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Guest
Posted 2004-02-29 5:05 AM (#4177 - in reply to #3292)
Subject: RE: how long for results


sorrry but yoga is not going to heel u fat lady
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Guest
Posted 2004-02-29 5:12 AM (#4178 - in reply to #3689)
Subject: RE: how long for results


wow thats great but im gay lady and i was spanking 2 gay guys a day ok im gay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Guest
Posted 2004-02-29 5:22 AM (#4179 - in reply to #3708)
Subject: RE: how long for results


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busy91
Posted 2004-03-29 1:35 PM (#4950 - in reply to #2546)
Subject: RE: how long for results


Hi Aleisha

I'm new to the world of yoga, so I can only speak for myself. As for my level of stress it is moderate to high, but I noticed an improvement within a few days. I did feel more centered and calmer. My stress did not dissipate completly, but I did notice it in one area of my life that I usually find very stressful. I hate to drive. I live in New York City (need I say anymore) and I found that my level of annoyance with other drivers decreased considerably. I'm sure, as with everything else, it differs from person to person, but instead of anticipating the change, enjoy the journey, and the change will come and you probably won't even realize it.

Good luck,
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