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In context to yoga, what does 'vyavahara' refer to?

1

A type of physical posture

2

A principle related to behavior and actions

3

A breathing technique

4

A relaxation method

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Answer

B. A principle related to behavior and actions

Solution:

'Vyavahara' refers to behavior or actions influenced by yoga principles, highlighting that our actions should align with proper conduct to manage stress effectively.

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