Coimbatore: Isha Foundation in an official statement has announced that it will host a unique live online music and yoga at 6 p.m. today (Friday), as a precursor to the International Day of Yoga which is observed on 21 June.
Coimbatore: Isha Foundation in an official statement has announced that it will host a unique live online music and yoga at 6 p.m. today (Friday), as a precursor to the International Day of Yoga which is observed on 21 June.
It programme will be telecasted live on the foundation’s official YouTube channel and on Sadhguru Tamil Channel.
The 90-minute event will feature renowned musicians Padmasree Dr. Sirkazhi Sivachidambaram, Kalaimamani Gayathri Girish and Anusha Thiagarajan among other performers including the mandolin duo U.P. Raju and Nagamani Raju, violinist S. Radhakrishna from Neyveli, Rajaraman (Kadam music) and N. Ramakrishnan (Mridangam music), the statement added.
The event will also feature a short talk by Sadhguru about International Yoga Day followed by a demonstration of 'Simha Kriya'. Specially designed by Sadhguru to strengthen the immune system, this 3-minute yogic practice has gained widespread global popularity after it was scientifically tested and was proven to enhance the body’s immune system.
The objective of the event is to help people overcome stress and fear due to COVID and learn simple practices to keep the body and mind healthy, said the statement.
It programme will be telecasted live on the foundation’s official YouTube channel and on Sadhguru Tamil Channel.
The 90-minute event will feature renowned musicians Padmasree Dr. Sirkazhi Sivachidambaram, Kalaimamani Gayathri Girish and Anusha Thiagarajan among other performers including the mandolin duo U.P. Raju and Nagamani Raju, violinist S. Radhakrishna from Neyveli, Rajaraman (Kadam music) and N. Ramakrishnan (Mridangam music), the statement added.
The event will also feature a short talk by Sadhguru about International Yoga Day followed by a demonstration of 'Simha Kriya'. Specially designed by Sadhguru to strengthen the immune system, this 3-minute yogic practice has gained widespread global popularity after it was scientifically tested and was proven to enhance the body’s immune system.
The objective of the event is to help people overcome stress and fear due to COVID and learn simple practices to keep the body and mind healthy, said the statement.