Embracing an Intangible, Mystic, and Spiritual Dimension of Life
Participants had varying perspectives on yoga, with some finding it mysterious and difficult to understand due to its roots in ancient Eastern religion and history. Some participants were more skeptical and judgmental, while some were more curious and open-minded about the practice.....initially it came across as a bit fuzzy, I think, I have to say. But it’s an old oriental history, so it’s certainly useful to keep doing. Then we’ll see how it develops, we don’t know. I have no idea.Some participants found the concept of yoga itself to be vague and unclear, struggling to fully comprehend all its aspects and the tele-yoga intervention. Some participants formed their expectations of yoga based on the experiences shared by their relatives and friends.I’ve never tried it myself (yoga)... My wife does yoga but not me....I also want to try it.Yes, it’s probably because of not having done any yoga personally, so you think it’s hocus-pocus, but it might work great on me, I have no idea. I think it’s worth a try anyway.