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Imagine if America claimed yoga was invented in California. Indians would be furious.
Now check the records. Over 2,300+ yoga-related trademarks sit in the US Patent Office. Yoga teachers across the world pay for certifications from foreign governing bodies. India gave yoga to the world, then quietly surrendered control of it.
Our ancestors did not treat yoga as a weekend stretching class. Yoga was a sacred Hindu system for the body, mind, and spirit. It was rooted in dharma, meditation, discipline, breath, self-realization, and liberation. It was a way of life.
Then came colonialism.
British colonial authorities routinely described Hindus and yogis as “primitive,” “uncivilized,” “superstitious,” and “backward.” Ascetics and yogis were mocked, surveilled, regulated, and pushed to the margins of society.
Traditional Indian systems were deliberately replaced with Western education and Western physical culture. Hindu practices were treated as inferior to European “civilization.”
Yoga was not formally banned across all of India, but it was absolutely stigmatized and marginalized under colonial rule.
Yogis were often portrayed by colonial writers as dangerous wanderers, frauds, or social parasites.
A civilization’s spiritual system was reduced to something embarrassing, irrational, and unfit for “modern” society.
And many Indians internalized that shame.
That is the part nobody wants to talk about.
Today yoga is a $127 billion global industry. But India, the civilization that gave yoga to humanity, controls less than 5% of it.
The deeper spiritual roots are stripped away, Sanskrit terms are removed, Hindu origins are ignored, and yoga is repackaged as a luxury wellness product for Western consumers.
The West did not invent yoga.
The West commercialized yoga.
And India helped abandon it through centuries of colonial conditioning and obsession with Western validation.
Now we are buying back our own heritage at 100x the price.
Yoga is not just fitness.
Yoga is Hindu civilization.
And its history should never be erased.
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