Udupi: National Culture Revived with Igniting Indigenous Thinking among Youth; Swami Divya Jnananand

BY Pundalika Marate
Bellevision Media Network

Udupi, 23 Apr 2013: There are hundreds of ways for the youth to spoil themselves.  It’s difficult a task to get them back to normal.  The cravings for ill-habits, drugs and weaknesses can be overcome by contemplating on rich cultural hierarchy of the nation, using indigenous products, practicing yoga, using Ayurvedic medication and positive thinking.  The national cultural can be revived by following national thinking, said Swami Divya Jnananand of Tapasihalli in Doddaballapur, who is the disciple of yoga Guru Baba Ramdev.

 

Swami Divya Jnananand was speaking after inaugurating information workshop on diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, piles, joint aches that was jointly organized by Patanjali Yoga Peeta (Haridwara), Patanjali Yoga Committee Bharat Swabhiman Trust, Mahila Patanjali Yoga Committee, Kissan Panchayat and Yuva Bharat, at Mahalasa Narayani temple auditorium, Shirva, near here on Monday April 22 evening.

 

 

The mind should be in total control of five senses in human body.  The truth will unravel by itself as the mind attains the height of realization.  The breathing alone control many ailments.  If the black money Rs 400 lac crore of India lying in foreign banks is brought back to the country, the entire picture of the nation will change.  The patriotism ignited in the youth can achieve this, said Swami Divya Jnananand.

 

The state women Pramuk Sujata Marlaji, district president Shivaram Shetty, publicity Pramuk Raghavenda Acharya, Yogish, D K Amin, Narayan F, Shirva division leaders Anantaraya Shenoy, Zakir Hussein, Gretta Noronha and others were present at the occasion.

 

The temple chief celebrant Raghuram Shenoy, trustee Satyanarayan Nayak, Sudarshan, Bantakal Ramakrishna Sharma, Shirva Ganeshotsav Committee president K Sundar Prabhu were also present.

 

Vaishnavi Kini sang the national anthem.  Yoga instructor N Radhakrishna Prabhu compered the programme.