Ajay Agrahari of Siddharth Nagar is teaching yoga in New Zealand | Ajay Agrahari of Siddharth Nagar is teaching yoga in New Zealand: said – Yoga is necessary for the physical, mental, spiritual and intellectual development of children – Siddharthnagar News

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Ajay Agrahari is a young migrant from Dumariyaganj, who is an engineer in a research institute in New Zealand. He has a strong connection with yoga, and is a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) with Yoga Alliance, who teaches yoga for free in New Zealand.

Ajay said- Yoga is a science
According to Ajay, yoga is a science that brings your mind and body to its natural state of health and connects your soul with God. Ajay has also been awarded by setting many records in the field of yoga in New Zealand.

He informed that the Hindu Council of New Zealand organizes the Health for Humanity “Yogathon” program every year in all the cities and towns of New Zealand as a Yoga Week. In this, the target is to get as many people as possible to do Surya Namaskar in two weeks.

The importance of yoga has increased even more now
Under the Yogathon program, under the leadership of National Coordinator Ajay, a record has been set by doing 108000 Surya Namaskars in the year 2019, 140000 Surya Namaskars in 2020 and 2021 and 250000 Surya Namaskars in 2022. Ajay Agrahari said that the importance of yoga has increased even more now, and it has become a part of every family, community and institution.

There is a lot of hope and enthusiasm among people about the importance of yoga. It has really become a part of every family, every community, every institution to start thinking about how yoga can bring value to their lives and help members of that community and their families deal with the challenges we face in the world today.

There is a lot of hope and enthusiasm among the people
Ajay Agrahari said that the importance of yoga has increased even more now, and it has become a part of every family, community and institution. There is a lot of hope and enthusiasm among people about the importance of yoga. It has really become a part of every family, every community, every institution to start thinking about how yoga can bring value to their lives and help the members of that community and their families deal with the challenges we face in the world today.

Youth and students are also getting involved in this
Now young people and students are also getting involved a lot and see yoga as a complete and holistic tradition. Wherever I go in New Zealand, young people, students, especially college kids… are very involved in it. Initially, they see it as a tradition of physical fitness. But I think they move forward very quickly and see that it is a complete and holistic tradition.

The Yogathon program has gained a lot of popularity here and it has emerged as a very big program, due to which the people of New Zealand are so impressed with yoga and its benefits that a lot of yoga schools have opened here and people there celebrate International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm.

People are being made aware about yoga
Yoga week is organized on International Yoga Day, in which yoga is taught to everyone for free and people are made aware about yoga. In which people there are introduced to yoga, Indian culture, spirituality, mantras.

This time the Yogathon team tried to take the Yogathon program to schools, colleges and universities as well, as a result of which yoga classes were conducted under Yogathon at Massey University. The principal of Epsom Normal Primary School was so impressed with this Yogathon program and yoga that he has announced to include yoga in his curriculum in the next session of the school.

Ajay Agrahari said that this time mainly children are being taught yoga by giving them information about it, in which along with different yoga postures, special training is being given for Surya Namaskar, Bhramari, Kapalbhati etc. This will help in physical, mental, spiritual and intellectual development of children. According to Ajay, yoga is a way of life, which makes a person, society and family cultured.