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Q Option 2 Choose and describe one of the four yoga. Include the following: a. Describe, with examples, how this is a path to the Divine and leads a person to realization. b. Why did you choose this path to discuss? c. Determine how your understanding of your chosen yoga might relate to your professional standards of care.

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