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Acclaimed speaker and Yoga master, Yogi Ashwini is in the city to address the people on vedic sciences. He is a spiritual and charitable organisation which conducts free yoga classes all over the world. When asked about his trip to the city of Nizams he said, “The bottomline is that Hyderabad has certain people who practice serious advanced Yoga. There are people who have been benefited with the practice and I will meet them today.”
Under the guidance of Yogi, the organisation is involved in innumerable charitable activities including running free schools for the underprivileged, vocational training centres for women, feeding dogs daily, running animal shelters, feeding thousands of animals daily, feeding thousands of poor people daily and many more.
Yogi Ashwini believes that the world has become selfish and no one thinks about others. “Selfishness congests you from inside. When you are disturbed from inside, an imbalance is created in your body and you fall prey for diseases,”says Yogi.
When asked about the solution for this problem he pointed out, “Sanatan Kriya is the solution for this. It stills you from inside. It gives one the much needed peace of mind which removes all the disturbances. You are at bliss once you practice this.”
He further added, “The main problem is that we think only about ourselves and our family. Then when we fall sick we go to dietitians and following their steps we again fall sick of something else.” Emphasising on the wellness part in the society, Yogi said, “People should eat everything but at the end of the day do right things follow right practices.”


The article was published in The New Indian Express


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