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Share Your Ideas on How Yoga for Humanity Can Be Further Popularised

Share Your Ideas on How Yoga for Humanity Can Be Further Popularised
Start Date :
Jun 09, 2022
Last Date :
Jun 30, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Recognizing the universal appeal of Yoga, owing to its demonstrated benefits towards immunity building and stress relief, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) proclaimed 21st ...

Recognizing the universal appeal of Yoga, owing to its demonstrated benefits towards immunity building and stress relief, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) proclaimed 21st June as the International Day of Yoga (IDY) on 11th December 2014. Since 2015, this day has been observed worldwide in ever-growing numbers, to remind people across the globe about the benefits of Yoga, and to build enduring public interest in Yoga by highlighting its importance and contributions to public health.

The preparations for the 8th International Day of Yoga (IDY 2022) have already begun and the Ministry of Ayush (MoA) is looking forward to active participation from the people. As the world faced a tough time due to the pandemic of Covid-19, wherein, Yoga has emerged as the saviour for many.

Yoga is healing our minds, bodies and spirits while giving back to society. It's a way of life by following the approach to wellness, social, and environmental well-being for global development. Yoga unfolds the infinite potentials of the human mind and body and set the guidelines for how to lead a sustainable lifestyle in the modern age by creating a positive impact on the planet inevitably leading humans to make more mindful choices.

With this backdrop, the Ministry of Ayush invites all citizens to share their ideas on how “Yoga for Humanity” may be persuaded further.

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mintu chandra das
mintu chandra das 4 years 3 weeks ago
Yoga for humanity power Very important exercise Mubment hamare Bharat ka sabhi chote ho ya bade har rooj subhey 40 minute yoga korna bhahut jaruri hai.is me humanity power body hamare liye Bahut faidaman hai. hamare Bharat ka Pradhan Mantri Manoniya shri Narendra Modi ji sabhi Bharat bashi ka jeevan suraksha our healthy Life ke liye yoga korne ka Bahut jarurat hay.sab ka Bikash sab ka prayes tobi to hamare Bharat Aage bodega .har rooj subhey yoga ki Practices korke our apona jeevan shakti Safal ta kayem kore.hamara Bharat aage bade bagaban sab ka wala kore. jai hind jai Bharat Mata jai Pradhan Mantri Modi ji
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Krishan Gopal Maheshwari
Krishan Gopal Maheshwari 4 years 3 weeks ago
1) Promote multi-sensory yoga which targets 3 senses- sound, smell & sights. Color affects our moods so color studio accordingly. Likewise, soothing sounds or music can make participants more comfortable. Using aromatherapy like calming fragrances, yoga sessions can be more relaxing for people with autism, disability etc. 2) Introduce Hybrid Yoga combining CrossFit, acrobatics, Pilates etc. 3) Work from home through online platforms causes too much stress on Eyes. Suggest to have Eye Yoga to handle concerns like dry eyes, redness & irritation & help to decrease strain & fatigue. 4) Design the yoga class with the art of breathing to bring balance to the body & mind. 5) Yoga teaching requires to be a Great Communicator- the way one address, tone that everyone can hear, words one can well understand. Teaching style is important too. 6) Organize special yoga sessions in factories, offices, labour colonies. 7) Treat Yoga as Personal Eminence which creates high value. Share Success Stories.
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dr anita
dr anita 4 years 3 weeks ago
कार्यस्थल पर प्रातः योग अनिवार्य किया जाना हितकर हो सकता है
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Dr PRASAD TL GUPTA
Dr PRASAD TL GUPTA 4 years 3 weeks ago
Yoga teaches importance of breath controlling between first and last breath of human. It shall be made compulsory activity for professional bodies as part of their yearlong activities
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Krishan Gopal Maheshwari
Krishan Gopal Maheshwari 4 years 3 weeks ago
1) Promote guided meditation yoga practice to provide more health benefits like better sleep, lower stress& anxiety, more awareness & concentration. In this process, don’t try to get rid of thoughts. Resisting thoughts will only lead to more thoughts. Drop expectations while mediation. 2) Remove myths that yoga is for girls or yoga is not a proper workout or only advanced yogis will reap benefits or yoga is all the same. Yoga is not a one size fits all workout. 3) Publicize which type of Yoga is Best for Beginners or Intermediate etc. 4) Provide guide on basic warm ups yogas for beginners. 5)Build a New Brand that do not undervalue India. 6)Provide Good efficient services to make Yoga competitive. 7) Yoga is not entertainment thus, guide everyone that yoga practice is not the same as going to Zumba or aerobics or to the movies. Entertainment is a sort of escape from reality/ distraction. But yoga is no escape and is a meditation practice 8)Introduce Capsule yoga classes of 15 minutes
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Vinod Kumar Kumawat
Vinod Kumar Kumawat 4 years 3 weeks ago
Global momentum is growing, and is being led by our Region. In March, WHO and the Government of India signed an agreement to establish the WHO Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM) in Jamnagar, India. The GCTM – which is supported by an investment of USD 250 million from the Government of India – has a strategic focus on evidence and learning, data and analytics, sustainability and equity, and innovation and technology, with the overall aim of optimizing the contribution of traditional medicine (TRM) to global health and sustainable development.
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Vinod Kumar Kumawat
Vinod Kumar Kumawat 4 years 3 weeks ago
On the International Day of Yoga, WHO is privileged to celebrate the physical and mental health benefits of yoga and highlight its contributions to life-long health and well-being, promoting healthier populations, and a healthier, more equitable and sustainable Region and world. And we keenly observe: Yoga is just one of many systems and/or forms of knowledge, skills or practices used in the Region to prevent, diagnose, improve or treat physical and mental illness, and which may be integrated into preventive and promotive health strategies at the primary health care level, as highlighted in the Region’s new Strategy for Primary Health Care.
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Vinod Kumar Kumawat
Vinod Kumar Kumawat 4 years 3 weeks ago
Notably, yoga has been shown to have immediate psychological benefits, decreasing anxiety and stress, and increasing feelings of emotional and social well-being. Unlike other forms of physical activity, which can be tiring, yoga can help lower heart rate and activate the parasympathetic nervous system. It can even be performed by people who are sick. Throughout the COVID-19 response, yoga has helped hundreds of millions of people from all countries and cultures stay healthy and well, consistent with the conviction – expressed in WHO’s constitution – that health is not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, but rather a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
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Vinod Kumar Kumawat
Vinod Kumar Kumawat 4 years 3 weeks ago
Schools, workplaces, civil society organizations and communities should consider incorporating yoga into daily activities, supporting each country’s mission to achieve a 15% relative reduction in physical inactivity by 2030 – the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target.
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Vinod Kumar Kumawat
Vinod Kumar Kumawat 4 years 3 weeks ago
According to WHO The theme of this year’s International Day of Yoga is “Yoga for humanity” – a theme both fitting and timely. Yoga is beneficial for people of all ages and incomes. It can be practiced anywhere, at any time, and by people of all countries and cultures. Yoga is a powerful tool for individuals, communities and countries to improve not only physical but also mental health, and to prevent and control noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) – one of the WHO South-East Asia Region’s eight Flagship Priorities. The four major NCDs – cardiovascular diseases, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes – account for more than 80% of all premature NCD deaths, of which 85% occur in low- and middle-income countries, including in the Region.
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