English, asked by herosezerotak, 11 months ago

each posture or physical Movement in Yoga is called an asana.
true/false
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Answered by Tikcha

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true ( is answer )

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Answered by vanshikanalwa

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false......some activities or postures are given specific terminologies to be described...

for example...anulom vilom....

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