PubMed · 2000 · 99 citations · 6 references
Quality Of LifeEducationMental HealthYogaPsychologyYogic PracticesWell-being (Positive Psychology)ExercisePsychological Well-beingPsychiatryEmotional Well-beingHealthy VolunteersRehabilitationSubjective WellPositive PsychologyMindfulnessForty EightLife SatisfactionSubjective Well-beingPsychological BenefitsMedicine
Forty eight healthy volunteers who participated in the practice of yoga over a period of 4 months were assessed on Subjective Well Being Inventory (SUBI) before and after the course in order to evaluate the effect of practice of yoga on subjective feelings of well-being and quality of life. A significant improvement in 9 of the 11 factors of SUBI was observed at the end of 4 months, in these participants. The paper thus, reiterates the beneficial effects of regular practice of yoga on subjective well being.
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Psychotherapy in India: Past, Present, and Future
J. S. Neki · American Journal of Psychotherapy · 1975 · 47 citations