International Day of Yoga

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2023 Date	21 June 2023
2024 Date	21 June 2024

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International Yoga Day in 2023

Wednesday, 21 Jun

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International Yoga Day History

International Yoga Day celebrates yoga, an ancient physical, mental, and spiritual practice. Today, yoga, which originated in India, is one of the world's most popular physical fitness activities.

In September of 2014, India’s Prime Minister proposed the establishment of an International Day of Yoga to promote international peace and cooperation. His request was granted by the United Nations General Assembly in December 2014, to highlight the benefits of yoga to physical well-being and to world peace and development.

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— Sylph Sia (@sylphsia) June 21, 2022

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— Booseo Australia (@booseoaustralia) June 20, 2022

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International Day of Yoga Facts & Quotes

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the largest yoga lesson was with over 100,000 participants at India's district of Kota on June 21st, 2018.
Among the hundreds of yoga varieties, Hatha Yoga is the most popular. It consists of many postures, meditation and breathing techniques.
The word yoga is derived from the Sanskrit language. The word means to join or unite, referring to the union of body and mind.
Doga was invented in 2002. It's a form of yoga for a dog and owner that aims to created harmony and energy flow between the dog and the owner.
Yoga is a sport that can contribute to development and peace. Yoga can even help people in emergency situations to find relief from stress. - UN General Secretary, Ban Ki-moon
Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self - The Bhagavad Gita, Hindu scripture

International Yoga Day Top Events and Things to Do

Stretch at home. Stretching will help do yoga and will also help you relax and work out muscle stiffness from daily activities and routines.
Do yoga! International Yoga Day is a great time to pick up this pastime and perhaps get a discount, if not, check Groupon for some more affordable offers to try yoga.
Take a moment to relax and listen to your heart beat. A large part of yoga is mental and spiritual and requires that you are relaxed and in control.
Watch a documentary about the benefits of yoga and how they can change negative experiences and improve quality of life. Our favorites: Why We Breathe. A Yoga Documentary and Enlighten Up!.
Sign up for a yoga retreat in a spot of your choice. Retreats can last any amount of time and aim to help participants connect with their inner selves and relax throughout the day.