What I've come to appreciate most about practicing yoga is how it seamlessly incorporates meditation with movement. I really enjoy meditation as a standalone practice, but in terms of spicing things up and adding variety, adding yoga to the "toolbox" has been a no-brainer.

One of the things I've personally noticed after practicing yoga for a while is how much smoother meditation flows when practiced through yoga, both in terms of breath and its depth, as well as in terms of the perception of time. I still practice meditation frequently, but rather as a supplement to my yoga practice.

If you're new to yoga and meditation, primarily focusing on the meditation aspect of the practice, how do you choose the most suitable yoga form for you? Let's take a look at the overview below.

Are you new to yoga, or have you been wanting to start practicing?

When I was new to yoga this summer, I had quite a few questions myself, as most beginners do. How should I get started? What yoga style would suit my body? How often should I practice yoga to achieve the health benefits I want?

Yoga was slightly outside my comfort zone during the first few weeks, but I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly it gradually became a sense of mastery. Don't worry too much if your flexibility isn't quite where you want it to be; this will improve as you continue practicing yoga.