India offers humanity Yoga. After being established by the UN General Assembly in 2015, International Yoga Day is one of the proudest moments for India and the Indian millennial culture. It is commemorated on June 21 every year.
Yoga has evolved from being only a form of exercise to an effective vehicle for enhancing the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of people, communities, and nations. People may maintain their health, peace of mind, and relaxation by focusing on specific postures, breath control, and basic meditation.
Mentally, it reduces stress, calms the mind, eases sadness and anxiety, and enhances focus and emotional stability. The Covid-19 epidemic, which disrupted people’s lives globally and exacerbated psychological and mental health issues, is a striking example. Without the benefits of yoga, social isolation, despair, and other mental health issues would have become worse, increasing the number of fatalities.
Yoga encourages self-acceptance, self-love, and spiritual development, which helps people get a deeper understanding of who they are. A voyage of self-discovery, self-awareness cultivation, and equilibrium are all achieved.
The celebration of International Yoga Day is quite enthusiastic and widespread in Mauritius. Additionally, June 21st is commemorated as Music Day in numerous nations.
Through its cultural division, the IGCIC (Indira Gandhi Centre for Indian Culture), the Indian High Commission promotes Yoga Day. International Yoga Day is observed at all educational institutions by the Ministry of Education, Tertiary Education, Science, and Technology. Clubs from a range of age groups and socio-cultural organizations make up private NGOs.
Through AYU super specialize training, Meda Ayur Yoga Peetha regularly engages secondary schools and the general public in the north of the island with the aid of motivators and GOPIO international.
Language, cultural, and social boundaries are all transcended by yoga, which unifies individuals from all walks of life. Yoga may be practiced by everyone, regardless of their gender, age, physical condition, or worldview. It instills in people the moral principles, self-control, and love of nature and the environment that are so crucial for building a civil society.
Let’s embrace the spirit of peace and unity that yoga symbolizes as we commemorate International Yoga Day while enriching our own lives as well as the lives of those around us.
MESSAGE FROM GOPIO INTERNATIONAL
Today Gopio International in collaboration with Gopio Rivière du Rempart and the High Commission of India celebrated the Intl Yoga Day at Amitie. Among the numerous participants were inhabitants of the village of L’Amitie, the Pres. Mr. Mookhesswur Choonee & Vice Pres Mr. Davendrah Utchanah, of G I, Pres of G. Rempart Mr Bhuruth Dinand, Mr. Ashok Sharma Consular of the High Commission of India and other members of G I. There were 4 Yoga Coaches, 1 lady and 3 gents who conducted excellently the 1hr SESSION. Short Speeches from the dignitaries on Yoga and its benefits were followed by a vote of thanks, and a very tasty Vegetarian lunch.
