Yoga is viewed as a strong force for positive change around the world, according to PM Modi.

PM Modi says yoga is a powerful tool for global good as it allows people to live in the present without holding onto the past.

June 21st 2024.

Yoga is viewed as a strong force for positive change around the world, according to PM Modi.
On a sunny Friday in Srinagar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to a crowd at the 10th International Yoga Day event, held at the SKICC. He emphasized the global significance of yoga, stating that the world views it as a powerful instrument for promoting positive change. According to him, yoga enables individuals to live in the present moment, free from the burdens of the past.

Modi also highlighted the interconnectedness of human well-being and that of the world around us. He believes that through yoga, people have come to realize that their personal welfare is closely linked to the welfare of the larger society. "When we are at peace within ourselves, we can make a positive impact on the world," he said, acknowledging the potential of yoga to bring about positive changes in society.

Despite the event originally being planned for the lawns of the SKICC, the heavy rain forced it to be moved indoors. However, this did not dampen the Prime Minister's enthusiasm as he spoke about the growing number of yoga practitioners globally. He shared that wherever he travels, leaders often discuss with him the benefits of yoga. Furthermore, he noted how yoga has become a part of people's daily lives in countries like Turkmenistan, Saudi Arabia, Mongolia, and Germany.

Modi also took the opportunity to mention 101-year-old Frenchwoman Charlotte Chopin, who was awarded a Padma Shri for her efforts in promoting yoga in her country. He expressed his satisfaction at the increasing popularity of yoga globally, which has led to more people traveling to India to learn about its authentic form.

The Prime Minister highlighted the various benefits of yoga, including its ability to provide solutions to modern-day problems. He described yoga as not just knowledge, but also a science that helps the mind to focus in a world filled with distractions. This, he believes, is particularly beneficial for those in high-stress jobs, such as the military and sports, who have incorporated yoga into their daily routines.

Modi also mentioned how even astronauts and individuals working on space projects are trained in yoga as it increases productivity and tolerance. He added that yoga is also being taught in prisons to promote positive thinking among inmates. The Prime Minister expressed his happiness at seeing the people of Jammu and Kashmir embracing yoga, which he believes will also boost tourism in the region.

In conclusion, Modi stressed the importance of yoga in today's world and how it has the potential to bring about positive change in individuals, society, and the world as a whole. He encouraged everyone to incorporate yoga into their daily lives and reap its numerous benefits.

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