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Super Power Yoga - Surya Namaskar/ Sun Salutation

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 Hello 10 benefits you can only get from Surya Namaskar Surya Namaskar, also known as Sun Salutation, is a traditional yoga sequence that involves a series of 12 postures. It's a simple, yet effective way to start the day with a healthy routine. Each posture is done in coordination with deep breaths. It's a way to honor the sun god who is considered a source of energy and vitality. Surya Namaskar helps improve flexibility, strength, and overall fitness. It can also enhance mental focus and reduce stress. Regular practice of it can help increase physical and mental balance. It is a popular fitness routine because practicing it involves a wide variety of stretches and exercises which apart from being easy are very effective in terms of providing health benefits. It is also an accessible form of exercise for many as it does not involve the use of heavy equipment. 1/10 Improves physical fitness Surya Namaskar is a complete body workout that boosts flexibility, strength, and stamina...

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History of Chinatown From its humble beginnings, Chinatown lived through many trials and tribulations to become the jewel we know today In his 1822 Master Town Plan, Sir Stamford Raffles allocated the whole area west of the Singapore River for a Chinese settlement known as the Chinese Campong, envisaging that Chinese would form the bulk of future town dwellers. Singapore, the new land of opportunity then, had attracted many Chinese immigrants, who expanded the original boundaries of this economically and culturally vibrant, self-contained town. This self-contained kampong (community settlement) became home to many Chinese immigrants, and a transit point for coolies (unskilled labourers) going to Malaya. The original kampong was divided into zones for each Chinese community of the same provincial origin and dialect group. The Cantonese occupied Temple Street. The Hokkiens were located in Telok Ayer Street and Hokkien Street, while the Teochews were settled in South Canal Road, Garden St...