WHY YOGA IS RELEVANT IN EVERY ONE'S LIFE
In today’s world, in the 21st century, as we have
entered, a spiritual heritage is being reclaimed of which yoga is very much a
part. While yoga’s main importance remains at the highest goal of the spiritual
path yoga practices give tangible and direct benefits to the practitioners
according to their spiritual goal.
Since every human being is in a physical body, it is of
primary importance to keep your physical body fit, and, therefore, physical
therapy is one of yoga’s most important achievements. Why it is so powerful? It
is powerful because it works on the holistic principles of harmony and
unification. It can be inferred as an alternative form of therapy for diseases
like asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, digestive disorders, and other
ailments of a chronic and constitutional nature where modern science has not.
Many Researchers propounded that Yoga acts as an alternative therapy for diseases
like Cancer and many other incurable diseases. Yogic therapy is successful
because of the balance created in the nervous and other systems of the body
directly which influences all the other systems and organs of the body.
For most of people, throughout the world, yoga is used as
a tool for maintaining health and well-being in this stressful society. Most of the Yoga Gurus throughout the world are
engaged in teaching Asanas to remove physical discomfort. Very few Yoga Gurus
are available throughout the world who teach their disciple Spiritual Yoga,
namely Daya Mata (a disciple of Yogananda), Hariharananda (a disciple of Yukteswar
Giri), Shyamacharan Lahiri (a disciple of Kriya Babaji), Dr. Ashoke Chatterjee (
Nephew of Great Yogi Shyamacharan Lahiri) and so on. Nowadays, it is very difficult to find a proper Guru who will teach Yoga for salvation. In an age of Mobile Phones,
beepers, and twenty-four-hour shopping, yoga practices make great personal and
business sense).
In the Geeta, Lord Krishna said to his disciple Arjuna “
Chanchalam hi manaha krishna pramathi balavad dridham,
Tasyaham nighraham manye vayor-iva su-duskaram”
The meaning of the above sloka is “the mind is very restless,
turbulent, strong and obstinate. Arjuna said, I think it is very to control mind
for me”. So, we have to first control our minds. Therefore, yoga provides a means
for people to find their own way of connecting with their own selves.
Hence, Yoga is far from simply being physical exercise, it
is a method to establish a new way of life that embraces both inner and outer
realities. However, this method is an experience that cannot be understood intellectually
and will only become living knowledge through regular practice and experience
to a proper Guru who has attained salvation and who can rectify your fault.
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