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The Significance of 21st December for World Meditation Day

World Meditation Day – 21st December

👉 According to Maharishi Patanjali
तत्र प्रत्ययैकतानता ध्यानम्
An incessant flow of attention on the concentrated object is called

👉21st December marks the Winter Solstice, which in Indian tradition is the beginning of Uttarayana – an auspicious time of the year, especially for inner reflection and meditation.
Embrace the Power of Meditation on World Meditation Day!

👉On 21st December, we celebrate International Day of Yoga, recognising its power to bring balance to every aspect of life, mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual.

👉Aligned with the Winter Solstice, it marks the beginning of Uttarayana, a time for inner reflection. This day also falls six months after the International  Yoga Day, celebrated on 21st June.

👉MEDITATION for Comprehensive Well-being and Inner Transformation
4 Life-Changing Benefits

  • Reduces Stress & Anxiety
  • Improves Focus & Clarity
  • Promotes Emotional Health
  • Promises inner peace

👉The Science Behind MEDITATIONMeditation is a scientifically validated practice that positively impacts both the body and brain.
NeuroplasticityRewires your brain to enhance memory and problem- solving skills.
Chemical BalanceBoost serotonin and dopamine levels to reduce stress.
Emotional Health – Release emotional burdens, cultivate gratitude, and promote overall mental wellbeing.

Find clarity in the calm. Meditation is more than just a pause-it’s a proven way to reset your mind and nurture your wellbeing.
Take a moment, breathe, and let the transformation begin.

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