The present study is a kind of analysis incorporating both the traditional and modern approaches of the traditional and modern approaches of the practice of Yoga. Here, the subjects are choosen with an intension in order to bring out the analytical aspects of Yoga. The Yoga is called science, because it is experimented in the laboratory of human being, in whom both body and mind form a strong unit. The philosophers and practitioners of Yoga developed this theory and practice of Self discipline, which is very much required to remove physical and mental illness completely if practiced daily as per the instructions of the guru. The difficult problems of terrorism of today can also be eradicated by the practice of Yoga.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Shantipriya Devi
Dr. (Mrs.) Shantipriya Devi born (4-4-1965) at village Latara, Raj Ramapur of the then Puri district and now is Nayagarh district of Orissa. She has outstanding career to her credit and stood first class first in Graduation level B.A. Sanskrit (Hons.) in Utkal University in the year 1984. She completed her Post-Graduation in Sanskrit from Utkal University in 1986. M.Phil in 1988 and Ph.D. in 1992 from Poona University respectively. She has contributed many research papers to various national and international conferences and many are published in standard Indological journals. At present she is engaging P.G. classes in the Depatment of Sanskrit, Utkal University and a guest faculty in the Utkal University of Culture, Bhubaneswar, Orissa.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Subash Chandra Dash
Dr. Subash Chandra Dash, double Gold Medallist from Poona University a Researcher, creative Writer, both in Oriya and Sanskrit has worked extensively on Nyaya Philosophy, Indian philosophy, Literature, Pali and Buddhism, Manuscriptology, Religion and Indian culture. He served in the institutions like-Vaidik Samsodhan Mandal CASS and Deccan college, Pune. He has presented fifty Research papers in National and International conferences. He has authored six books and has presently working as a Sr. Lecturer in the Department of Sanskrit, Utkal university, Bhubaneswar, Orissa.
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