16/9/2019
PUNE: "The seven chakras in our body give different
directions to our life. Finding the balance of
these seven chakras is
essential. The study of these chakras is undertaken in 'Saptachakra' yogasna.
This yogasana will lead to stability, self-confidence and success in life. The
correct implementation will bring positive changes in life. That is why it is
important to give importance to 'Saptachakra yogsadhana'," said Neeta
Singhal, founder of Chakraog Foundation.
A free workshop was organised on Saptachakra Yog - You are
More by the Chakrayog Foundation, Rudra Centre and Nina Nahata at Hotel Utsav
on Satara road. Singhal spoke on this topic at the workshop. Among the present
dignitaries were organizer Nina Nahata, 'Mrs. India 2018' Dr. Pallavi Prasad
among others were present.
Neeta Singhal guided the audience on various topics including
Saptachakra Sadhana, it's importance, usefulness of Yog Sadhana in personal and
professional development, balancing Chakrasadhan through Yog Sadhana among
others. All the participants were also given a special 'Rudraksh' having
radiance and an information booklet about Chakrasadhan.
Singhal further added, "Saptachakra Yog is about
knowledge and guidance is given through knowledge and meditation. By practicing
Saptachakra, individuals get rid of fear, worries and stress. Guidance is given
on why there is imbalance of the wheels in body and what should be done to
balance it right. There is rising negativity among people and this Chakrasadhan
can be useful to divert them towards positivity. This form of meditation is
getting acknowledgement on many platforms. Rudraksh is part of Lord Shankar and
using it brings joy in life. It can be possessed by anybody and at any age. The
misconceptions about it among minds of people should be removed."
Nina Nahata said, "We are making all efforts to promote
Saptachakra. Workshops on this are conducted in Kenya, Dubai, Jammu Kashmir,
Gujarat, Mumbai among other places. By practicing this form of meditation
financial, physical, mental issues are being resolved. The aim of the free
workshop is to ensure that this topic reaches maximum people. Several such
workshops have taken place in India and abroad and over 20,000 people have
practiced Saptachakra Yogsadhana."
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