Yoga today has been passed down through generations of students. It originated in Hinduism. Many of the Hindu principles were also passed down this lineage. Along the way to mass marketing it has lost much of its cultural and ethical prefaces. It has however managed to retain much of its traditional styles and poses, ensuring that at least a part of the tradition will live on..

Practitioners of Yoga feel that they gain many benefits from it. Overall better health, mental clarity, and emotional well being have been hailed the main benefits of continual Yoga practice. Many parishioners however have adopted the moral and internal teachings of traditional Yoga, citing that the practice gives them a special insight into the world we live in. Many feel that Yoga gives them a spiritual connection with their deities. Some, like the Buddhist faith, use Yoga as a means of meditation and contemplation as their religion does not include deities. This is just one example of how vastly different cultures and norms have been brought together with the practice of Yoga.

For several hundreds of years, the practice of Yoga has helped millions of people open their minds to an alternative way of thinking about our physical and mental health. With the advance of information and technology it is fairly certain that Yoga will be around for a long time.