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In this issue

India celebrates Diwali this month and Dr Jayadeva guides us on how one can celebrate life every single day. A related article by Dr Devdutt Patnaik explains the concept and various views associated with the goddess Lakshmi in Indian Mythology. Hansaji shares how the “Chalta hai” (it does not matter) attitude must be applied to everyone and everything else but one’s own self.
Dive in to enjoy the regular articles on Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Yoga Sutra of Patanjali, Thoughts on the Gita, The thinker and quick Sattvic recipes for a healthy body.
Wishing everyone a very happy Diwali! May each of us win over our weaknesses and emerge stronger for a healthier, happier and fulfilled life.

Festivals Are Reminders To Celebrate Life

Dr. Jayadeva Yogendra in Parisamvada

Festivals Are Reminders To Celebrate Life

3 mins

Does it Matter?

In our material life, we often expect to reach the level of perfection. However, this will only lead to unhappiness, as the basic function of the material world is to keep changing. What's there today, might be something else tomorrow. So, in this area, having fixed notions is the wrong approach. But when it comes to others, the words ‘Chalta Hai' should always come into your mind. Whether they speak with love, anger, or hate, you should tell yourself, Chalta Hai, i.e., it does not matter.

Does it Matter?

4 mins

From the Archives of Yoga and Total Health - A Symbol of Strength

Founder, Shri Yogendraji, to me, personally, shall remain a symbol of strength. I vividly remember my first glimpse of him, almost eight years ago. It was a winter morning, fresh, cool, and crisp, with a nip in the air, as I entered the portal of The Yoga Institute. Just ahead of me, a person with folded hands was saying ‘Namaste’, to someone standing at the window above the office. Glancing up, I saw a figure with a flowing beard, twinkling eyes as if full of wisdom, a muffler casually wrapped around his throat. It was a face immediately serene and soothing, with the faint hint of a smile. A face softened by the early morning rays. Instinctively, I too folded my hands, bowed my head. Gracefully did he acknowledge, with a benign smile, a raised hand, a slight nod. It was later on, did I come to know, that he was none other than Founder!

From the Archives of Yoga and Total Health - A Symbol of Strength

3 mins

Deliberations with Devdutt

Playing Cards to Win Whimsical Lakshmi

Deliberations with Devdutt

3 mins

What's Amiss?

As we have been constantly evolving in the present situation, science and technology are arming us more strongly to combat and up guard ourselves. We are more protected and sanitized than ever before. However, there is no idea of how much are we sensitized with newfound wisdom. In this so-called new normal, every area, be it education, transport, travel, etc. has come up with the gadgets and strategies best suited to them and to their profits. This is where the most intriguing question arises, is there anyone who is genuinely worried about the outcome in the end?

What's Amiss?

4 mins

The Practice Of Sanatan Dharma

The arrival of saintly souls in this mundane world is truly a divine blessing. Their birth seems ordinary. But over their lifetime, they achieve miraculous feats and, as their purpose in this world is fulfill led, they depart. Paramhamsa Madhavadasji was one of them. He shouldered the responsibility of creating awareness amongst the Sadhus, a Herculean task! Shri Yogendraji and Dr. Jayadeva were no different. They, too, fulfilled the arduous responsibility of simplifying yoga, once an esoteric practice restricted to Yogis, for the householders.

The Practice Of Sanatan Dharma

2 mins

Endless Desires

Life is full of wishes and desires. When we are young, we want results – we want to win medals, accolades and be the best in studies, etc. We want to have the latest toys or gadgets with the best model of smartphones with 128 GB memory and all the apps and filters to look the best.

Endless Desires

2 mins

The Thinker

There are various activities that we do in life. We are doing something or the other all the time, such as doing the Asanas, cooking, going to work, etc.

The Thinker

1 min

Book Review 21 Ways to Boost your Immunity

The moment we got to know about this pandemic, we have been running behind medicines and Vitamin C to improve our immunity. Immunity suddenly took a sharp turn and re-entered our lives. Right from maintaining basic hygiene, to drinking warm water or even concoctions, we have done it all just building up our immunity and protecting ourselves from this virus.

Book Review 21 Ways to Boost your Immunity

1 min

Coronavirus And Our Kidneys

The new virus which has come from China has created a lot of health problems all over the world. The coronavirus attacks our lungs, kidneys, and brain. The virus will attack our body if any of our organs are weak.

Coronavirus And Our Kidneys

3 mins

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Yoga and Total Health Magazine Description:

PublisherThe Yoga Institute

CategoryHealth

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyMonthly

Yoga and Total Health Magazine is a monthly journal on the Yogic way of life, first published in 1933 by Swami Kuvalayananda, the founder of The Yoga Institute in Santacruz, Mumbai, India. The magazine is currently edited and published by Smt. Hansaji Yogendra, the President of The Yoga Institute.

Yoga and Total Health Magazine is known for its in-depth coverage of yoga philosophy, practice, and its benefits for physical, mental, and spiritual health. The magazine also features articles on various aspects of the Yogic lifestyle, such as sattvic diet, pranayama, meditation, and yoga for specific health conditions.

The magazine is a valuable resource for anyone interested in yoga, whether they are beginners, experienced practitioners, or yoga teachers. It is also a good resource for anyone interested in learning more about the Yogic way of life.

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