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Foreign dignitaries embrace Yogic serenity in Jammu
3/8/2024 10:22:50 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 8: In an enchanting display of cultural exchange and holistic enrichment, esteemed foreign dignitaries from the Netherlands and France embarked on a profound 10-day journey to the serene landscapes of Jammu. The focal point of their sojourn was the Vishwa Yog Santhaan (World Yog Institute) nestled amidst the tranquil ambience of Har Ki Pauri, Bagh e Bahu, where they delved into an immersive yoga program, symbolizing the universal allure of this ancient practice.
Maria Anna Theodora and Kamuran, representing the Netherlands, accompanied by Jean-Claude from France, found solace and rejuvenation as they partook in the spiritual odyssey curated by Yog Guru Karan ji, Chairman of Vishwa Yog Sansthaan, and warmly welcomed by Sh Sham Lal Basson ji, Ex-Corporator, Ward-48.
Under the radiant morning sun, a harmonious convergence of minds and bodies unfolded, as dignitaries from diverse corners of the globe united in the practice of yoga, transcending geographical boundaries. Yog Guru Karan ji's profound teachings echoed through the serene surroundings, fostering unity and tranquility among the participants, irrespective of their cultural backgrounds.
Expressing gratitude for the enlightening experience and warm hospitality extended by the hosts, the dignitaries commended the efforts of Sh Sham Lal Basson ji and Yog Guru Karan ji in promoting holistic well-being through yoga. The universal language of yoga seamlessly bridged linguistic and cultural barriers, creating an environment where all felt connected to the essence of the practice.
As the visit progresses, anticipation builds for the dignitaries' participation in the upcoming Mahashivaratri program, promising further cultural immersion and spiritual enrichment. A cultural expedition to the nearby sites awaits, poised to unveil the rich heritage and diversity that Jammu proudly embodies.
The convergence of minds and spirits at Vishwa Yog Sansthaan not only exemplifies the potency of yoga in fostering global unity but also underscores Jammu's potential as a nexus for cultural exchange and spiritual rejuvenation. Beyond diplomatic formalities, the visit of these foreign dignitaries serves as a poignant testament to the timeless pursuit of inner harmony and the universal appeal of yoga.
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