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What does 'Ahara' refer to in the context of yoga?

1

Conduct

2

Food

3

Relaxation

4

Behavior

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Answer

B. Food

Solution:

'Ahara' translates to food and emphasizes the importance of dietary choices in a yogic lifestyle. It is crucial for overall well-being, unlike the other options which refer to different aspects of the yogic lifestyle.

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