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It means catching the first ray of sun. And settling down the body and the mind at ease- take up the day ahead. It means being mindful of the celestial body that is directly responsible for the growth of the flora and fauna around us.
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Certain structures are not taught to us- but as humans that have a limited time in this world we need them. In the past - religion gave us this structure it has now been replaced by a void. Surya Namaskar does not mean waking up at 10 and then doing a Surya Pranam.
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While we live in a society that has opened up their arms to modernisation and breaking of rules and being more flexible with their adaptation of life choices- this often leads to people living unfulfilling and often times aimless lives.
@kiranshaw@Suhelseth We are seeing the result of decades of neglect and apathy. When decision makers choose to not focus on real development this is a natural outcome.
In this fast pace world a slow pace is often looked down upon.
But going slow often means taking the effort to work through the challenges we can face.
Going slow means taking the effort to crease out road blocks that may come.
Ankita, great show! You, Jibin, Sarala, Kathik and others deserves all the accolades! Esha, Bharath, Jacob and Dheepti played their parts very well in the earlier versions. A big thanks to Goldman and Kotak for the support along with all our partners institutes.
@beesuresh A pertinent question- And an honest one- One windows maintain temperature better than closed structures atleast for an Indian climate- and with this standardization is also lost the culture of a place- how disappointing -something we hope to change