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Muscat Daily
a day ago
- Lifestyle
- Muscat Daily
The Art of Living Oman to celebrate International Day of Yoga
Muscat – The Art of Living – Oman Chapter is delighted to celebrate the 11th International Day of Yoga on Saturday, 21st June 2025, at the Muscat College, Bousher from 10am onwards. This year's theme, 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health,' beautifully highlights the universal relevance of yoga in promoting holistic well-being for individuals and communities alike. Since its inception in 1999, the Art of Living – Oman Chapter has been deeply committed to fostering human development as a cornerstone of nation-building. Over the years, thousands of Omanis and expatriates have experienced the transformative benefits of our yoga programs—ranging from enhanced physical health and mental clarity to a deep sense of inner peace and vitality. Through impactful initiatives in leadership development, mental well-being, and skill enhancement, the Art of Living continues to contribute meaningfully to the well-being of individuals across the Sultanate. An official said, 'We are honoured to welcome His Excellency G.V. Srinivas, Ambassador of India to Oman, as the Chief Guest for the occasion. Our signature workshops feature the internationally acclaimed Sudarshan Kriya breathing technique, along with yoga and meditation—powerful tools that empower both individuals and communities. Our programs actively support nation-building and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives in collaboration with key stakeholders, including ministries, corporate partners, NGOs, health institutions, Olympic committees, WHO Oman, UNEP Oman, rehabilitation centres, and facilities for the visually and hearing impaired.' With a global presence in over 180 countries, the Art of Living programs provide pathways to a healthier, more balanced, and harmonious society. Entry to the event is by registration only For more information, please contact: 📞 +968 9806 1622 | 9926 7100
India Gazette
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- India Gazette
Jacksonville Florida declares June 16 as Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Peace and Wellness Day
New Delhi [India], June 17 (ANI): Jacksonville, Florida, has declared June 16 as Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Peace and Wellness Day, recognising the lifelong service of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Mayor Donna Deegan formally presented the proclamation at an event held at the University of North Florida. With this, Jacksonville becomes the 32nd city globally to announce a Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Day. The City of Jacksonville acknowledged the significance of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in 'advancing peace', 'well-being' and 'unity' across neighbourhoods. According to the proclamation, 'The City of Jacksonville is committed to fostering a community rooted in dignity, compassion, and belonging for all people, and recognises the vital role that spiritual and cultural leaders play in advancing peace, well-being, and unity across our neighbourhoods.' The proclamation further read, 'Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is a humanitarian, spiritual leader and an ambassador of peace and human values. Through his life and work, he has inspired millions around the world with a vision of a stress-free, violence-free world. Through the founding of the Art of Living Foundation in 1981, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has pioneered global efforts in trauma relief, conflict resolution, youth empowerment, and community healing-providing sustainable support to individuals and communities affected by war, natural disasters, and social injustice. The Art of Living Foundation's holistic programs in mindfulness, breathing techniques, and service leadership have reached more than 180 countries, fostering connections across differences and promoting mental, emotional, and civic well-being.' 'The mission of the Art of Living Foundation closely aligns with Jacksonville's ongoing efforts to build a more inclusive, compassionate, and united community-empowering all residents to live with purpose, peace, and resilience. We express our sincere appreciation to the Art of Living Foundation for its continued investment in the emotional and civic well-being of our diverse community and for organising today's program in service of that mission,' it added. As per Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's website, he has designed programs that provide techniques and tools to live a deeper, more joyous life and has established nonprofit organisations that recognise the human identity beyond the boundaries of gender, race, nationality, and religion. One of his unique contributions to the process of self-development is the Sudarshan Kriya, a powerful breathing technique that facilitates physical, mental, emotional and social well-being. It incorporates specific natural rhythms of the breath, harmonising the body, mind and emotions. (ANI)
Mint
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Mint
Jacksonville Florida declares June 16 as Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Peace and Wellness Day
New Delhi [India], June 17 (ANI): Jacksonville, Florida, has declared June 16 as Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Peace and Wellness Day, recognising the lifelong service of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Mayor Donna Deegan formally presented the proclamation at an event held at the University of North Florida. With this, Jacksonville becomes the 32nd city globally to announce a Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Day. The City of Jacksonville acknowledged the significance of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in "advancing peace", "well-being" and "unity" across neighbourhoods. According to the proclamation, "The City of Jacksonville is committed to fostering a community rooted in dignity, compassion, and belonging for all people, and recognises the vital role that spiritual and cultural leaders play in advancing peace, well-being, and unity across our neighbourhoods." The proclamation further read, "Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is a humanitarian, spiritual leader and an ambassador of peace and human values. Through his life and work, he has inspired millions around the world with a vision of a stress-free, violence-free world. Through the founding of the Art of Living Foundation in 1981, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has pioneered global efforts in trauma relief, conflict resolution, youth empowerment, and community healing-providing sustainable support to individuals and communities affected by war, natural disasters, and social injustice. The Art of Living Foundation's holistic programs in mindfulness, breathing techniques, and service leadership have reached more than 180 countries, fostering connections across differences and promoting mental, emotional, and civic well-being." "The mission of the Art of Living Foundation closely aligns with Jacksonville's ongoing efforts to build a more inclusive, compassionate, and united community-empowering all residents to live with purpose, peace, and resilience. We express our sincere appreciation to the Art of Living Foundation for its continued investment in the emotional and civic well-being of our diverse community and for organising today's program in service of that mission," it added. As per Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's website, he has designed programs that provide techniques and tools to live a deeper, more joyous life and has established nonprofit organisations that recognise the human identity beyond the boundaries of gender, race, nationality, and religion. One of his unique contributions to the process of self-development is the Sudarshan Kriya, a powerful breathing technique that facilitates physical, mental, emotional and social well-being. It incorporates specific natural rhythms of the breath, harmonising the body, mind and emotions. (ANI)
Business Standard
13-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Business Standard
Pioneering Sustainable Solutions: The Art of Living's 4R Approach
PRNewswire Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 13: Water, the elixir of life, is under severe threat worldwide, and India is no exception. Inspired by the world famous humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, The Art of Living Social Projects has proactively addressed this crisis, pioneering transformative water conservation initiatives that blend traditional wisdom with modern solutions. At the core of its efforts is the innovative 4R Approach - Reduce, Reuse, Recharge, and Recycle - a holistic, year-round model that integrates community action, technological breakthroughs and environmental protection, providing a roadmap for a water-secure India. Reduce: Inspiring a Grassroots Revolution Water conservation begins with awareness. The Art of Living Social Projects has been instrumental in educating communities to adopt mindful water usage through public awareness campaigns and training programmes. The Youth Leadership Training Program (YLTP) is a pillar of this grassroots revolution. Designed to address the unique challenges faced by rural youth - limited resources, vulnerability to negative influences, and lack of direction - this initiative turns obstacles into stepping stones for progress. YLTP instills the belief that 'Change begins with me.' Participants are equipped with tools for personal growth, including the Sudarshan Kriya, to enhance mental clarity and resilience. Beyond self-improvement, these young leaders return to their communities as agents of change, leading capacity-building projects and spreading awareness about water conservation. Their actions ignite a chain reaction of transformation, nurturing a self-sufficient future. Reuse: Smart Water Management makes Every Drop Count In areas where rain is scarce, reusing water becomes a vital practice for survival. The Art of Living Social Projects integrates Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to treat grey and black water, making it suitable for reuse in households, industries, and agriculture. This recycled water not only meets daily needs but also replenishes groundwater reserves, providing a vital buffer in the face of prolonged dry spells. By integrating ecological processes into water management, this approach ensures a viable supply while safeguarding the environment. Recharge: Tapping the Earth's Reservoirs With agriculture heavily reliant on groundwater, replenishment becomes a lifeline. The Art of Living Social Projects employs a ridge-to-valley approach to capture and direct rainwater back into the ground. By leveraging natural terrain, every drop of rain contributes to groundwater recharge. Complementary initiatives like soil conservation, afforestation, and the desilting of rivers and lakes further enhance groundwater retention; collectively strengthening the water table and ensuring year-round availability for farming communities. Recycle: Nature's Purifiers at Work Water recycling isn't just about reducing waste; it's about restoring balance to ecosystems. The Art of Living Social Projects employs enduring purification techniques, including bioremediation and phytoremediation, which use plants and natural agents to clean polluted water naturally. Ingenious solutions such as these are central to the organisation's efforts to promote durable water practices across industries and communities. A shining example of nature-based solutions (NBS) for water revival is the restoration of Radha Kunj Lake at the Art of Living International Center in Bengaluru. Driving all the creative, eco-friendly transformative initiatives is meticulous planning. Experts in geology, hydrology, and remote sensing collaborate to identify optimal sites for building water structures. Using advanced tools and on-ground validation, teams execute action plans with unparalleled precision. CSR partnerships amplify the impact, creating long lasting solutions that address both rural and urban water challenges. A Legacy of Leadership with a Vision for the Future With over a century of collective expertise, The Art of Living Social Projects' core team seamlessly blends traditional knowledge with cutting-edge technology. Their approach encourages communities to take ownership of water conservation, transforming individuals into guardians of sustainability. Through initiatives like YLTP and workshops, The Art of Living Social Projects has developed networks of water trustees who are actively safeguarding their resources. A notable success story is the women-centric Naganadhi River project, where over 44,000 women, trained as water conservation champions, revived the Naganadhi. Their remarkable efforts were recognised by Prime Minister Modi for the third time in the 100th episode of Mann Ki Baat. This grassroots empowerment goes beyond skill-building; it instills a deep sense of ownership. From rural farmers adopting water-efficient practices to urban planners integrating resilient designs, these efforts are sparking a ripple effect of positive change across the country. As the organisation continues to innovate and lead, its 4R Approach serves as a model for creating a water-positive and environmentally balanced future for India. About The Art of Living Social Projects The Art of Living Social Projects is dedicated to creating a positive societal impact through transformative water conservation initiatives. With a focus on holistic development, the organisation works to improve the well-being of individuals and communities. Understanding the deep connection between human health and environmental vitality, the organisation places a strong emphasis on preserving and conserving water resources. Through sustainable practices, afforestation projects, and ecological education, the organisation aims to safeguard and restore water systems, ensuring that future generations inherit a thriving, balanced ecosystem alongside prosperous communities. Follow: Like: Post: Message: Photo -
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Yahoo
Pioneering Sustainable Solutions: The Art of Living's 4R Approach
BENGALURU, India, June 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Water, the elixir of life, is under severe threat worldwide, and India is no exception. Inspired by the world famous humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, The Art of Living Social Projects has proactively addressed this crisis, pioneering transformative water conservation initiatives that blend traditional wisdom with modern solutions. At the core of its efforts is the innovative 4R Approach - Reduce, Reuse, Recharge, and Recycle - a holistic, year-round model that integrates community action, technological breakthroughs and environmental protection, providing a roadmap for a water-secure India. Reduce: Inspiring a Grassroots Revolution Water conservation begins with awareness. The Art of Living Social Projects has been instrumental in educating communities to adopt mindful water usage through public awareness campaigns and training programmes. The Youth Leadership Training Program (YLTP) is a pillar of this grassroots revolution. Designed to address the unique challenges faced by rural youth - limited resources, vulnerability to negative influences, and lack of direction - this initiative turns obstacles into stepping stones for progress. YLTP instills the belief that 'Change begins with me.' Participants are equipped with tools for personal growth, including the Sudarshan Kriya, to enhance mental clarity and resilience. Beyond self-improvement, these young leaders return to their communities as agents of change, leading capacity-building projects and spreading awareness about water conservation. Their actions ignite a chain reaction of transformation, nurturing a self-sufficient future. Reuse: Smart Water Management makes Every Drop Count In areas where rain is scarce, reusing water becomes a vital practice for survival. The Art of Living Social Projects integrates Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to treat grey and black water, making it suitable for reuse in households, industries, and agriculture. This recycled water not only meets daily needs but also replenishes groundwater reserves, providing a vital buffer in the face of prolonged dry spells. By integrating ecological processes into water management, this approach ensures a viable supply while safeguarding the environment. Recharge: Tapping the Earth's Reservoirs With agriculture heavily reliant on groundwater, replenishment becomes a lifeline. The Art of Living Social Projects employs a ridge-to-valley approach to capture and direct rainwater back into the ground. By leveraging natural terrain, every drop of rain contributes to groundwater recharge. Complementary initiatives like soil conservation, afforestation, and the desilting of rivers and lakes further enhance groundwater retention; collectively strengthening the water table and ensuring year-round availability for farming communities. Recycle: Nature's Purifiers at Work Water recycling isn't just about reducing waste; it's about restoring balance to ecosystems. The Art of Living Social Projects employs enduring purification techniques, including bioremediation and phytoremediation, which use plants and natural agents to clean polluted water naturally. Ingenious solutions such as these are central to the organisation's efforts to promote durable water practices across industries and communities. A shining example of nature-based solutions (NBS) for water revival is the restoration of Radha Kunj Lake at the Art of Living International Center in Bengaluru. Driving all the creative, eco-friendly transformative initiatives is meticulous planning. Experts in geology, hydrology, and remote sensing collaborate to identify optimal sites for building water structures. Using advanced tools and on-ground validation, teams execute action plans with unparalleled precision. CSR partnerships amplify the impact, creating long lasting solutions that address both rural and urban water challenges. A Legacy of Leadership with a Vision for the Future With over a century of collective expertise, The Art of Living Social Projects' core team seamlessly blends traditional knowledge with cutting-edge technology. Their approach encourages communities to take ownership of water conservation, transforming individuals into guardians of sustainability. Through initiatives like YLTP and workshops, The Art of Living Social Projects has developed networks of water trustees who are actively safeguarding their resources. A notable success story is the women-centric Naganadhi River project, where over 44,000 women, trained as water conservation champions, revived the Naganadhi. Their remarkable efforts were recognised by Prime Minister Modi for the third time in the 100th episode of Mann Ki Baat. This grassroots empowerment goes beyond skill-building; it instills a deep sense of ownership. From rural farmers adopting water-efficient practices to urban planners integrating resilient designs, these efforts are sparking a ripple effect of positive change across the country. As the organisation continues to innovate and lead, its 4R Approach serves as a model for creating a water-positive and environmentally balanced future for India. About The Art of Living Social Projects The Art of Living Social Projects is dedicated to creating a positive societal impact through transformative water conservation initiatives. With a focus on holistic development, the organisation works to improve the well-being of individuals and communities. Understanding the deep connection between human health and environmental vitality, the organisation places a strong emphasis on preserving and conserving water resources. Through sustainable practices, afforestation projects, and ecological education, the organisation aims to safeguard and restore water systems, ensuring that future generations inherit a thriving, balanced ecosystem alongside prosperous communities. Follow: Photo - - View original content to download multimedia: Sign in to access your portfolio
