Chief minister Yogi Adityanath, on Monday, underscored the significance of Yoga, Ayurveda, and the Nath sect in enhancing bodily well being, religious development, and total well-being. Talking on the ongoing three-day worldwide seminar right here at Mahayogi Gorakhnath College, he inspired folks to undertake these historic practices to guide a wholesome and fulfilling life.
CM Yogi elaborated on the distinctive but interconnected contributions of Ayurveda, Yoga, and the Nath custom (Sourced)
He defined that these traditions assist right imbalances, eradicate toxins, and obtain internal purification by a disciplined life-style.
Delivering the keynote deal with, CM Yogi made a robust connection between these practices, quoting the traditional saying, “Sharir Madhyam Khalu Dharma Sadhanam” (the physique is the medium for practising faith), to emphasize the significance of bodily well being in fulfilling ethical, religious, and societal duties.
The CM elaborated on the distinctive but interconnected contributions of Ayurveda, Yoga, and the Nath custom. Ayurveda focuses on pure therapeutic, utilizing natural medicines and Panchakarma therapies. Yoga promotes well being by numerous types, together with Hatha Yoga, Raja Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Laya Yoga, and Kriya Yoga. The Nath custom integrates Yoga practices, notably Hatha Yoga and “Shatkarma” methods, to strengthen and purify the physique.
CM Yogi additionally drew consideration to the teachings of Mahayogi Guru Gorakhnath, who acknowledged that the universe resides inside the human physique, symbolising the deep connection between the cosmos and human existence. He additional spoke concerning the enduring relevance of those practices in fostering holistic dwelling, religious progress, and the final word objective of Moksha (liberation).
Moreover, the CM acknowledged the contributions of Nath yogis to Yoga, notably postures like Gorakhasana and Matsyendrasana. He identified that bodily self-discipline not solely contributes to well being but in addition results in attaining the eight religious powers (Ashta Siddhis) and 9 treasures (Nava Nidhis). He reaffirmed that Indian philosophy defines Dharma as not solely non secular follow but in addition obligation, morality, and moral dwelling.