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The 12 Yogic Principles for Making Marriages Work
‘Marry the right person... It will change your aspirations, all kinds of things.’—Warren Buffett
It’s not just Warren Buffett, but people like Melinda Gates and Sheryl Sandberg have also endorsed
that marriage is the most important decision a person ever makes. However, unlike an entrance
exam or a job interview, marriage—with all its promises and challenges—is a decision one is least
prepared for. Hence, many couples find the going difficult to the point of parting ways.
One of the world’s leading proponents of holistic living through yoga, Hansaji J. Yogendra of The
Yoga Institute (the oldest organized yoga centre in the world) addresses various relationship issues
faced by couples, both young and old. She provides invaluable insights on how to build trust and
cultivate love, intimacy and friendship through yoga. She also shares techniques to deal with marital
issues unique to India and demonstrates how the physiological and psychological effects of yoga
can help a couple understand each other better and strengthen their relationship.
This book connects the dots between an ordinary marriage and a successful one.
It’s not just Warren Buffett, but people like Melinda Gates and Sheryl Sandberg have also endorsed
that marriage is the most important decision a person ever makes. However, unlike an entrance
exam or a job interview, marriage—with all its promises and challenges—is a decision one is least
prepared for. Hence, many couples find the going difficult to the point of parting ways.
One of the world’s leading proponents of holistic living through yoga, Hansaji J. Yogendra of The
Yoga Institute (the oldest organized yoga centre in the world) addresses various relationship issues
faced by couples, both young and old. She provides invaluable insights on how to build trust and
cultivate love, intimacy and friendship through yoga. She also shares techniques to deal with marital
issues unique to India and demonstrates how the physiological and psychological effects of yoga
can help a couple understand each other better and strengthen their relationship.
This book connects the dots between an ordinary marriage and a successful one.
128 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 22, 2019
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June 16, 2023
A short read on twelve principles or ideas to establish a positive approach to marriage.
The book recommends some yoga practices such as pranayama and asanas after each chapter to help the reader internalizing the principle mentioned.
I liked the short length of each chapter and the precise messages.
I however felt there could have been more shared on the practice part.
The book recommends some yoga practices such as pranayama and asanas after each chapter to help the reader internalizing the principle mentioned.
I liked the short length of each chapter and the precise messages.
I however felt there could have been more shared on the practice part.
Displaying 1 of 1 review