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Hat-yoga, also known as "hat-yoga" or "hat yoga," is a form of yoga that originated in India and is practiced in various countries around the world. It is characterized by the use of a hat, typically a wide-brimmed felt hat, which is worn during the practice. The hat is believed to help focus the mind and enhance the meditative aspects of yoga.

The practice of hat-yoga involves a series of postures, or asanas, similar to those found in other forms of yoga. However, the hat is worn during these postures, and it is believed to help the practitioner maintain a sense of balance and stability. The hat is also said to help block out distractions and promote a deeper state of meditation.

Hat-yoga is often practiced in a group setting, with instructors leading the class and providing guidance and support to the practitioners. The practice is typically slow and deliberate, allowing the practitioner to focus on their breath and the sensations in their body.

Hat-yoga is believed to have several benefits, including improved balance and coordination, increased flexibility and strength, and enhanced mental clarity and focus. It is also said to help reduce stress and anxiety, and promote a sense of calm and well-being.

While hat-yoga is not as widely practiced as other forms of yoga, it has gained a following among those who are interested in the meditative and spiritual aspects of yoga. It is often seen as a way to deepen one's yoga practice and connect with the spiritual traditions of India.