In a vibrant celebration of holistic wellness, GRAAM proudly participated in the Rotary G20 Yoga Summit at Karnataka State Open University Convocation Hall in Mysuru. The event featured esteemed figures like Padma Shri Dr. H.R. Nagendra and Sri Someshwaranatha Swamiji, highlighting Yoga’s transformative potential in fostering a healthier society. Distinguished guests, including Rtn. Manohara MCS, Dr. Basavaraju R Shreshta, and Commissioner Dr. Marri Srinivasulu of AYUSH, emphasized integrating Yoga and Ayurveda into mainstream healthcare. The summit underscored the urgent need to combat non-communicable diseases through these ancient practices, aligning with the G20 vision of ‘Vasudaiva Kutumbakam’—the world as one family.
In a vibrant celebration of holistic wellness, GRAAM proudly participated in the Rotary G20 Yoga Summit held at the Karnataka State Open University Convocation Hall in Mysuru. The event was graced by esteemed figures such as Padma Shri Dr. H.R. Nagendra and Sri Someshwaranatha Swamiji, serving as a powerful platform to spotlight the transformative potential of Yoga in nurturing a healthier society. Distinguished guests, including Rtn. Manohara MCS and Dr. Basavaraju R Shreshta from GRAAM, along with Commissioner Dr. Marri Srinivasulu of AYUSH, PDG Rtn. R. Krishna, Rtn. Sri Hari D, and PDG H.R. Keshav, gathered to delve the significance of integrating Yoga and Ayurveda into mainstream healthcare practices.
The summit focused and captivated on the urgent need to combat noncommunicable diseases through the impactful application of these traditional disciplines. Insights shared by AYUSH Commissioner Srinivasulu resonated deeply, highlighting the profound impact of Ayurveda and Yoga on mental and physical well-being. Emphasizing the effective benefits, the summit concentrated on the global resonance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts to elevate Yoga onto the world stage.
Dr. Basavaraju emphasized the importance of community inclusivity, advocating for Yoga as a disciplined approach to life, aligning seamlessly with the G20 vision of ‘Vasudaiva Kutumbakam’ – the world as one family. He spoke passionately about how incorporating Yoga into daily routines can lead to significant improvements in physical health, mental clarity, and emotional stability. The practice of Yoga, he suggested, offers a sustainable solution to many modern health challenges, providing an accessible and cost-effective means of disease prevention and health promotion.
The summit also served as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage of India and its contributions to global health practices. The presence of diverse dignitaries from various sectors showcased the inter-synced nature of this approach, bridging gaps between traditional knowledge and modern medical practices. As discussions unfolded, the convergence of ideas highlighted a collective vision for a healthier future, one that is deeply rooted in tradition yet adaptable to contemporary needs. The summit’s agenda also included workshops and interactive sessions that encouraged active participation, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose among attendees. The G20 Yoga Summit, thus, was more than an event; it was a movement towards a global embrace of holistic health, appealing everyone to recognize and execute the power of Yoga and Ayurveda in fostering a balanced, healthy, and harmonious life.