Yog is a practice that touches every level of human life. Yog means unity. Body, mind, spirit. Regular practice can help you find your place in the world and the world's place within you,” states Yog Palace in North Proctor of Britain. It is not an exception. From Americas to Japan, there are millions of people practicing and propagating Yog as a complete package of wellness. No wonder India’s proposal to celebrate the World Yog Day received overwhelming support in the United Nations and the resolution was passed in the shortest time, without much discussion. While celebrating this unique festival for human wellness, we should take a resolve to take this momentum forward and cherish India’s concept of inherent universal oneness in living.
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