The Holy Ganges in Rishikesh |
After doing some research on internet and discussing with some of the experts in the subject, I found that Yoga and Spirituality are undividable. Yoga is not confined to doing exercises only. Its way of living life, it’s a thought process. In the west breathing exercises and Asanas are only known steps to reach a high point of spirituality, whereas in India it is a subject to explore your inner strength.
While visiting to Rishikesh (India) I met a spiritual leader who told me that, the more you know about yoga the greater will be your desire to be spiritual. I am still trying to find out more clues and in my coming posts I will put forward some aspects which will throw light over, how these two rivers i.e. Yoga and Spirituality amalgamates together in the ocean of humanity!
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ReplyDeleteI really like your new blog here! I have added it to my Follow list and my blogroll.
I'm a distance runner. The physical practice is great, so good for the body, and feels great for the tight muscles after a long run.
However, the spiritual component is by far the more profound, and the discovery of this has really enhanced my life!
Namaste!
Vern,
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