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• TITLE: Yoga’s Triadic Foundation

  AUTHORS: Pio Garcia

  KEYWORDS: Yoga, Triadic, Science, Art, Technique

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.8 No.7, July 15, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Obstinate intolerance, injustice or lies that favor privileged subgroups in today’s civilization depend on the roots of one-dimensional and dyadic paradigms. Certain interpretations and orientations of yoga are affected by this phenomenon. Paradigmatic shifts towards the triadic approach allow highlighting the philosophical richness of yoga and a better understanding of its tripartite complexity as science, art and technique. This article shines a light on the complexity inherent in that triple foundation.