Yoga

Hey guys!!!
Here we meet again...this time to commemorate yoga day...I thought I will throw some light on yoga and some interesting facts on it.
Hope you all have fun reading them.


Introduction
The origin of yoga dates back to 5000 years in northern India. It is mentioned in the Vedic texts and was practiced by the sages.


Yoga is usually practiced for peace of mind and also for a stable health. The word yoga is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Yuji' which means union.  Doing yoga relieves stress, depression and gives mental stability.

Facts on yoga
Yoga is considered to be one of the most successful products of globalization.

Yoga practitioners used to use mats made up of animal skin and grass.

There are more than 300 yoga asanas (postures).

It is said the lord Shiva knew more than 8,400,000 asanas.

The Guinness Book of Records currently states that 85 year old Bette Callan from Australia as the world's oldest yoga teacher.

Now a days yoga is one of the most practiced sport. It is done by millions of people worldwide. It is known for curing many illness and for getting a peace of mind. I am sure most of yourself here will also be following this practice . 😃😃

It has also been said that a regular practice of yoga can extend our life span and also boosts our immune system.

It is also said that prisoners in India can reduce their imprisonment by getting top marks in a yoga test.

International yoga day is celebrated worldwide on June 21 .
Let's join together and make sure this practice continues for all the centuries to come.

Hope you all got quite a bit of knowledge on the rich heritage of Yoga. Please let me know your thoughts in the comment section.
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Comments

  1. Good information on right day.Are you practicing yoga?

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  2. Amazing blog......umm....
    But do YOU do yoga???🤔🤔

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  3. Very nice blog ..keep spreading the knowledge...interesting

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  4. Great message in a simple way .. lookng up for more lyk dis 😍

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  5. Outstanding work Neha! Please do continue to enlighten us with more of such captivating posts on the lesser known aspects of our culture and traditions! Best wishes!

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