Health has no origin, but disease does. Health has no cause or reason, but disease does. Diseases occur when the laws of nature are violated.

Mental health has become one of the biggest issues on the planet today with the COVID-19 pandemic. We all have this responsibility to make sure that the opportunity to do Yoga is available to every citizen. Those who have found peace within must share it with everybody.

A person of sharp intellect gets bored faster than one with a dull intellect. In fact, you should get bored with everything mundane! Then, you are enlightened.

Beating the virus requires collective action. It’s imperative that everyone follows the rules like staying clean, washing the hands frequently, maintaining social distance etc. Initially, they might appear challenging, but they aren’t hard to practice.

As the world celebrates the fourth International Day of Yoga, it’s time again for this ancient art of inner blossoming to be in the spotlight. Thanks to the global patronage over the last four years, the acceptance and popularity of yoga has broken many barriers. The wide array of applications, expectations and perceptions demonstrates its versatility as the super-cure for the ills of the modern world.