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Yes, color therapy is a non-invasive complementary practice that works alongside traditional medicine to enhance emotional well-being. By using specific light frequencies, such as calming blues for stress or energizing reds for fatigue, it helps balance your "mood energy" without interfering with physical prescriptions.

Not at all. Flexibility is a result of yoga, not a requirement to start. General Yoga is designed to meet you where you are, using props and modifications to ensure you receive the therapeutic benefits of each pose regardless of your initial range of motion.

Slight lightheadedness can occur due to the increased blood flow to the brain, but it should pass quickly once you stand upright. To minimize this, always transition slowly out of the hammock and take a few deep breaths in a seated position before walking.

Absolutely! Mudras are safe for daily practice and work best with consistency. Even 5-10 minutes daily can create profound shifts over time. You can practice multiple mudras in one session or focus on one specific mudra based on your current needs.

While yoga supports overall well-being and can complement healing, it should not replace medical treatment for serious conditions. Always consult healthcare professionals for medical concerns and use yoga as a supportive practice.