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Young And Wise

Yogi Ashwini, in his book Sanatan Kriya, The Ageless Dimension, talks about how to stay young the natural way.

Indian culture is nearly a million year old and it has much following in the western world, but sadly, our own youth is increasingly becoming disconnected with it. To turn the wheel around, Yogi Ashwini stresses that it’s time we reached out to our roots. “Try doing that and see the phenomenal effects,” he says.

In Chandigarh for the book launch of Sanatan Kriya, The Ageless Dimension, Yogi Ashwini says, “When one looks around, it’s the mechanical, superficial life that hits one in the face. For youthful looks, people are undergoing laser as well as silicon implants that do the body more harm than good.”

Yogi’s book brings the wisdom of the Vedas and the latest from the medical world together. Divided in 16 chapters, this book deals with the harmful effects of the present lifestyle and on how to tackle that.

“The book has kriyas, one of them called Kaya Kalp Kriya, that helps one retain the youthful vigour. Also, it has instructions on how to make rasayan (serums) that have potent effect.”

Why is it so important to look young? “Well, for many it goes beyond just the looks. They relate growing old to negativity, to that of everything going out of their hands.”

That’s for the body (also, mind). If you want set the emotional turmoil of life in order, Yogi Ashwini recommends going to a cremation ground and observing a burning pier. “The ones closest to us, hurt us the most, including our body. It’s paramount for us to realise the truth and know meaning of the life beyond!”

Last but not the least, Yogi recommends Sanatan kriya. “A very old yogic kriya, Sanatan Kriya brings balance in life. Try doing that, and, I assure that no negativity in life will touch you ever,” he signs off.

-The Tribune, Chandigarh

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