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In a fusion of New Delhi, tradition, nature and welfare, yoga physicians on Monday uncontrolled their mats at the Double-Dekar Living Root Bridge in Umshiang, Meghalaya.
Against a backdrop of Misty Hills, the whisper and ancient roots whisper, Ayurveda and North Eastern Institute of Ayurveda and Homeopathy organized one type of yoga session on 21 June as part of the countdown for the International Day of Yoga.
The participants mentioned that this was not just another yoga event, according to a statement issued by the Ministry of AYUSH was a will to both nature and the human soul to flexibility and harmonize.
The statement said that like the bridge, which tightens the test of time through generations of much craftsmanship, symbolizes yoga patience, strength and balance.
The Living Route Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Tag contenders, are woven from aerial roots of completely rubber fig trees, forms a living, breathing passage that is strong with time.
Surrounded by a green -rich rainforest and cascading currents, it acts as the perfect place to show how yoga is just more than one practice. It is a way of life that aligns with nature.
The statement said that the United Nations declared on 21 June as the sum of International Day in 2014, India again defined how the world experiences yoga by hosting sessions at some of its most prestigious sites, the statement said.
From the Taj Mahal to the Kankark Sun Temple, from the entrance of India to the Red Fort, each place tells a story of history, culture and welfare, it was added.
Now, the Living Route Bridge joined this list, which brings the spirit of yoga into the heart of the holy landscape of Meghalaya.
“As the ED 2025 countdown continues, such incidents will not only promote the benefits of yoga, but will also highlight India’s amazing natural and cultural heritage. With each posture on this ancient bridge, the message was clear that the message was not limited to the yoga studio, it is not limited to the yoga studio, it is a balance to the world, nature and every person, it is well and well well.
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