Rebalancing Hatha Yoga Video Trailer in Full HD

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Rebalancing, A Hatha Yoga Video

Just wanted to let you know that we’ve released a new yoga video:

REBALANCING
An hour-long Hatha Yoga class with Yogendra and Parvati to help you regain good health and the energy of youth.



Restore lost balance to the body, feelings and mind; build and maintain health, strength and vitality.

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