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The 27 pages that link to Yoga, each with the reason it gives.

• Intangible cultural heritageBroader topic: Its inscription highlights transmitted knowledge and practice as cultural heritage.

• HinduismRelated: Hindu traditions use diverse forms of yoga as paths of discipline, knowledge, and devotion.

• SamsaraRelated: Several yogic paths aim to overcome ignorance and attachment that sustain rebirth.

• UNESCO Intangible Cultural HeritageBroader topic: Its inscription recognizes associated knowledge and practice as living cultural heritage.

• IndiaBroader topic: Its global spread has carried practices with deep roots in Indian traditions.

• Swami VivekanandaNarrower topic: Vivekananda interpreted several yogic paths for audiences in India and the West.

• PranayamaNarrower topic: Pranayama is practiced within yoga and is classically treated as one of its limbs.

• SamadhiNarrower topic: Samadhi is the culminating limb in Patanjali’s eight-limbed yoga system.

• DhyanaNarrower topic: Dhyana is one limb of Patanjali’s path of yoga.

• Relaxation techniqueRelated: Gentle forms combine movement and breath to support relaxation.

• GuruNarrower topic: The guru’s teaching role extends across the diverse disciplines grouped as yoga.

• Integrative medicineRelated: Adapted yoga may support mobility, stress management, or symptom relief alongside clinical care.

• Physical cultureCompared with: Modern postural yoga overlaps with exercise culture but has distinct philosophical and historical roots.

• Japanese paintingCompared with: Its adoption of Western media and methods prompted debate about Japanese painting's identity.

• Tai chiCompared with: Yoga is often compared with tai chi as a mind-body practice, but comes from a distinct cultural tradition.

• Hindu philosophyBroader topic: Patañjali’s system adapts Sāṃkhya metaphysics into a practical path of mental discipline.

• OmNarrower topic: Om is chanted in some yoga settings as an opening, closing, or meditative practice.

• PilatesCompared with: Yoga and Pilates share controlled movement but differ in origins, aims, and typical practice.

• Spiritual practiceRelated: Yoga shows how spiritual cultivation can unite physical, mental, and ethical training.

• UnipedalismRelated: Standing poses such as tree pose train sustained one-legged balance.

• Ancient philosophyRelated: Some ancient Indian schools treated disciplined practice as a path to knowledge and release.

• Culture of IndiaRelated: Yoga’s changing meanings reveal how Indian practices travel and are reinterpreted globally.

• Eastern religionsRelated: Its religious forms developed within Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions.

• HindusRelated: Some Hindu paths use yoga as a discipline for spiritual realization.

• History of HinduismCompared with: Modern global yoga often detaches practices from the religious settings that shaped their histories.

• Indian religionsRelated: Different traditions adapt yogic methods to distinct understandings of liberation.

• Shilpa ShettyRelated: She promoted yoga through books, videos, and public appearances.