As India rejoices the proud moment when as many as 192 nations across the globe celebrated the first ever International Yoga Day, 2015, Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan under its Holistic Health program ‘Aarogya’ celebrated this historical day by conducting various ‘Vilakshan Yog Shivir’ across its nationwide network of branches.

DJJS marked International Yoga Day 2015 through nationwide Vilakshan Yog Shivirs

 Under the divine guidance of Shri Ashutosh Maharaj ji, DJJS through ‘Vilakshan Yog Shivir’ has been promoting Yoga as an intangible cultural heritage of India. Yoga embodies unity of mind and body; thought and action; restraint and fulfilment; harmony between man and nature; a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness within yourself, the world and the nature. According to ancient Vedic Calendar, the Summer Solstice (June 21st) marks the transition of Sun from Uttarayana to Dakshinayana, the longest day of the calendar year.

 The Yog Shivirs conducted on IYD 2015, a large number of enthusiastic devotees and participants from all age group came together rejuvenating them with Yoga to mark their support for 1st International Day of Yoga. Over two hour Yoga session, the participants were taught various Asanas and Pranayama for better health and well-being.This was followed by a discourse on ‘Yog & Spirituality and Samuhik Dhyana (group meditation) to harness spiritual potential. The session ended with Om chanting and recitation of mantras such as ‘sarve bhavantu sukhinah’ and shanti path (peace prayer) seeking health, peace and harmony for all. There was an over whelming response from the participants.

DJJS marked International Yoga Day 2015 through nationwide Vilakshan Yog Shivirs

DJJS, Punjab organized an empowering and energizing ‘Yog Shivir’ with Police officials at Police Line, Border range, Daburji in Amritsar. About 950 police officers including 23 DSPs, 50 SHOs, 800 SI, ASI, Head Constables and Constables gathered in the early hours of the morning to mark their support for the 1st International Day of Yoga. Higher dignitaries form the Police wing, Sh. A. K. Mittal (IPS, Border Range), Sh. Jasbeer Singh Saini (SSP, Majitha), Sh. Gurpeert Singh Toor (SSP, Gurdaspur), SP Headquater, SP Detective, SP Batala and SP Pathankot also marked their presence by supporting and participating in the event.

Swami Ashwani ji, Swami Umeshanand ji & Swami Ranjeetanand ji, Yoga experts and other DJJS preachers, undertook the Yoga session, teaching various Asanas and Pranayama. While speaking on ‘Yog & Spirituality’ Swami Umeshanand ji elucidated on how Yog is important for physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. He said that according to research ‘India's diabetes rate jumped an alarming 123% between 1990 and 2013, compared to 45% worldwide, diabetes is on the rise & one in four Indians die of heart disease. Making yoga an integral part of our daily lives could assist in building better individual lifestyles devoid of excesses of all kinds.’

 

Marking 1st International Day of Yoga, ‘Aarogya’ organized ‘Vilakshan Yog Shivirs’ through various DJJS’s branches:

 

  1. Dibrugarh, Assam
  2. Agra, U.P.
  3. Ahmedabad, Gujarat
  4. Aligarh, U.P.
  5. Amritsar, Punjab
  6. Bengaluru, Karnatka
  7. Bathinda, Punjab
  8. Chennai, Tamil Nadu
  9. Dehradun, Uttrakhand
  10. Dwarka, Delhi
  11. Gurgoan, Haryana
  12. Gwalior, Madhya Pardesh
  13. Jalandhar, Punjab
  14. Ludhiana, Punjab
  15. Nurmahal, Punjab
  16. Kapurthala, Punjab
  17. Kotakapura, Punjab
  18. Kurushetra, Punjab
  19. Patiala, Punjb
  20. Pauri Garhwal, Uttrakhand
  21. Karkarduma, Delhi
  22. Rohini sec-15, Delhi
  23. Vishnu garden, Delhi
  24. Vijay Vihar,  Delhi
  25. Abhor, Punjab
  26. Allahabad, U.P.
  27. Patna, Bihar
  28. Chakan, Maharastra
  29. Nagpur, Mahrastra
  30. Amravati, Maharastra
  31. Dungerpur, Rajasthan
  32. Jaipur, Rajasthan
  33. Gaziabad, U.P.
  34. Jalandhar, Punjab
  35. Pithoragarh, Uttrakhand
  36. Sangrur, Punjab
  37. Sunam, Punjab
  38. Sirsa, Haryana
  39. Manawala, Punjab
  40. SBS Nagar, Punjab
  41. Tarn Taran, Punjab
  42. Patiala, Punjab
  43. Bareily, U.P.
  44. Meerut, U.P.
  45. Rudrapur, Uttrakhand

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