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This has been one of our most exciting projects at Satvic Movement till date. Two Satvic team members have been going out to schools to lead hour long sessions for kids, since the past 3 months. We always dreamt of making this knowledge reach schools. And now, it’s finally happening. We were so surprised because kids asked more intelligent questions than most adults do, when presented with the same knowledge. We realised how kids are not moulded in their ways. They act much faster. We truly hope we can make this knowledge reach every school, creating a healthier future for our country 🇮🇳 Would love to hear your thoughts about this initiative in the comments below 👇🏼 Also, if you’d like this workshop to come to your child’s school, please tag the school in the comments below. Also, please do share this reel on your story, so we can make this revolution spread 📢 A revolution is on its way 🔥🔥 (PS: we are reposting this reel after making edits, as we had to take it down earlier, for reasons we assume you can understand 😌)

At Prana Yoga Therapy Centre we believe that ,all people, regardless of ability or background, deserve equal access to yoga.
Taking a step in this direction, on this occasion of the International Day of Yoga, we are bringing the Adapted Yoga series.
These are the details of the sessions
*19th June 2023*
*Classical Yoga for beginners, by Aayushee Yadav* *and Shine Dominic*

*20th June 2023*
*Chair Yoga by Chanda Gurung*

*21st June 2023*
* Pregnancy Yoga by Dr Priti Sharma*

*22nd June 2023*
*Yoga for Thalassemia Patients By Dipika Nandwani*

*23rd June 2023*
*Yoga for Mental Health by Seema Nagpal*

*24th and 25th June 2023*
*Yoga for Visually Impaired by Dr Khushboo Biyani*

*Timing for all the sessions will be 6pm IST*

To attend the sessions please fill the form below

https://forms.gle/iTKofhh7g2wpC4ji7

After filling the form you will get the link of the sessions, pls save it

For any queries ,
Contact -
Dr Priti Sharma
+91 9820346185

Email - [email protected]

Fb - https://www.facebook.com/PYTCIndia

Do you have any queries about following

1) What is ? What is the significance or why it is needed?
2) How to do GarbhaSamskar?
3) Any relation of GarbhaSamskar with and ?
4) Before planning the baby what steps we should follow and how Ayurveda and Yoga helps to get good child?
5) How does Ayurveda helps during & in normal labour?
6) Why is important?
7) Why postnatal care is important? And how Ayurveda and Yoga helps in this?

Then watch this Q&A session

Q&A on antenatal care with Dr B Kaur Prof Dept Of PTSR (ObGY) S K S S Ayurvedic Medical Col. & Hos Q&A Session 0n prenatal & postnatal care With Dr. Baljot Kaur, Prof. , Deptt Of PTSR (ObGY)Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital,...

In the labour room at GMC Kolhapur, where a minimum of 20 vaginal deliveries take place in a span of 24 hours, resident doctors and interns interact with multiple pregnant women in labour.

Guiding them through the process of labour and successfully conducting the delivery of the baby, the first question the new mother asks her doctor, even before her placenta has been delivered, is not- is my baby alright?

It is- “Is it a girl or a boy?”

We might think we have moved forward from the gender bias as a country, but this illusion breaks into shards when- a new mother starts crying the minute I tell her it’s a girl.

As I continue stitching her episiotomy, she cries and refuses to see or hold her baby. In another instance, the girl child’s grandmother refuses to accept the child and leaves her on the bench outside the labour room.

Seeing women and their relative's faces relieved and light up when they’re told- it’s a boy, in comparison to the earlier instance, as a doctor and even more so as a woman, more than disappointment, brought a sinking feeling.

30 days into my rotation, I decided I’d try and do something different.

Every time I went and handed over a girl child to their relatives, I would smile and say- “maushi, Lakshmi aali, mala mithai pahije” (Goddess Lakshmi has come to your home, you must distribute sweets today!)

It was slow, but I noticed how the relatives would register what I said and smile. They would promise us the sweets and smile, however faint it was.

This marked the beginning of my realising doctors hold the power to influence, to bring about change, not only with their knowledge and skills but also with their words.

Due consent was taken from the baby’s family before posting her picture.

Post Courtesy: Dr Nandini Mohta

How & What should be your daily routine?
Ayurveda is a way of life.

ਵਿਦਵਾਨ ਡਾਕਟਰ ਨੇ ਦੱਸਿਆ ਅਸਲੀ ਜੀਵਨ ਢੰਗ। ਸੁਣੋ ਤੁਸੀਂ ਵੀ ਤੇ ਹੋਵੋ ਸਾਵਧਾਨ