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The yogi who doesn't believe in religion


A yogi who doesn't believe in religion is usually hard to come by. But Delhi-based yogi Ashwini proudly states "I'm an atheist. I don't believe in religion despite being a yogi."
Claiming that "there is no such thing as religion", he adds, "Yoga is a science."
Yogi Ashwini was recently in Saligao with his disciple Chandni Jain, to promote her book 'Doomsday Y'.
Jain said she accidentally landed at the yogi's ashram. There she "was introduced to some practices of sanatan kriya and realized the science behind it."
She said she "used to make fun of it earlier and thought it was boring". "But it has been a process of learning and I have experienced it myself," she said.
Explaining how the yogi suggested that she write the book, Jain said, "I was skeptical but he said if you have changed, others can also change."
"How many of us actually know our culture?" Ashwini interjected. "I have conducted vedic havans. Actual gods have appeared during the havans. At the ceremony you connect with god and when you do that god appears in front of you."
He claimed his devotees "including engineers and architects" have seen the gods appearing at the havans.
"The world of gods exists, but since we have been disrespecting this, doomsday is coming," he said, explaining 'Doomsday Y'.
Jain added, "Modern scientists are acknowledging facts of a doomsday."
Explaining reasons why doomsday will occur, the yogi stressed that "all of us are using so many toxins".
"When we kill an animal the effect comes onto us," he said. He claimed the effect is more for an evolved animal like a cow and less for small animals like fish and snakes. "For those who are used to eating meat, it is ok to do so. But when we kill animals the law of karma goes against us," he stressed.
Elaborating further, the yogi who also has a construction business, said, "From 120{+t}{+h} position, India has become the third-largest exporter of beef, and in milk production from number 1 it has gone to 60{+t}{+h}."
"Researchers have predicted there will soon be an eruption of fire and lava into the sea and water levels will rise and glaciers will melt. The US will be the first to be submerged," he warned. Asked when this will happen, he said, "It can happen any time."
Listing other doomsday signs, he said, "Today cancer is a common disease. In every home there is a cancer patient. In Goa, liver cancer is common."
He pointed out, "Whatever we say is all backed by science. Let any doctor refute any one theory from my book and I will leave yoga."
Talking of his achievements, he said "one of my students stopped a person's heartbeat for two hours." He claimed he had a medical certificate for the feat.
Ashwini signed off saying, "Man's desires have not changed. Food, sex, clothes and shelter are a person's needs, not wants."

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