Yoga means "yoke" or "joining" in Sanskrit. It's goal is to unite your mind, body and spirit, thus promoting total health and healing.
There are a number of different types of yoga practice, each of them with their own set of postures and practices. All are the same in their goal to achieve unity of mind, body and spirit and to promote optimum health and healing and to ultimately free the yoga practitioner from the endless round of birth and rebirth and the accompanying sorrow and durress of physical suffering.
Beliefnet.com's Guide to YogaThis spiritually-oriented portal is an excellent introduction to the many aspects of yoga, and could help you find the right yoga path for you.
Yoga.com ".... was created to help people all around the world to tap into yoga, massage, fitness and wellness.... a mission of creating an online community and a single source for information, trends, capable instructors, and the latest products around yoga and general wellness/fitness...."
YogaMovement.com "... Our goal is to help you learn about yoga and to help direct you to the best Internet sources for yoga information...."
Yoga Institute - Provides information about the real essence of yoga and its physicality in many ways by citing the best yoga institutes and practitioners in the world featuring the best yoga tips and poses.
Ashtanga Yoga Demo Shot on Location in India. Beautiful music and scenery.
Yoga Centers Teaching the Many Different Types of Yoga
International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centers "... founded by Swami Vishnu-devanandato spread the teachings of Vedanta worldwide.... The beauty of Vedanta is that it transcends dry philosophy and mere intellectual
concept. Vedanta is an actual life experience, a philosophy in practice. This
practice includes the many techniques of Jnana Yoga (The Yoga of will and intellect)...."