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Each of us is very unique. We can go on for a while without noticing our weaknesses, but in the end, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.

In yoga, the human body is more than muscles and bones - it is a living field of energy, constantly communicating, adapting, and responding to the world around us. Today, modern science is beginning to approach a similar understanding. Western science calls this information flow or biophysical communication - yoga simply calls it prana.

Nakshatras. Ancient Rishis divided the sky into 27 sections thousands of years before Greeks created constellations.

Throughout history, many sacred buildings have been designed as "frozen music" - embodying the same harmonic ratios that govern musical intervals. Ancient architects saw temples not just as physical spaces, but as vibrational instruments, tuned to align the human body, the cosmos, and the divine.