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SUMMARY:Surya Namaskar In Hindu Scriptures 
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The Vedas

There are references to Sūryanamaskāra rituals or practices in Vedas in form of hymns, rituals, mantras, and offerings. It is one of the commonly performed rituals by many Hindus even today to begin the day by chanting some mantras and offering water, flowers, and food to Suriya or the sun for health and prosperity.
These Vedic rituals were external as well as internal in the forms of physical offerings, prayers, mantras, and praises of the sun. Brahmins and priests in temples perform a regular set of mudras, mantras,s, and Yajna ceremonies to worship Suriya or Sun God for the peace, prosperity, and health of their followers.
The disk of the sun was known as the gate between the human realm and the realm or field of the gods. In Vedas, the earliest use of the word “yoga” implies the connection warriors have with their chariots in battle and is referred to as “yogayukta” –“master of yoga or union”. Through mastery...

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