Times Review Article on Dangerous Yoga

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Dangerous Yoga

 

The report by Sharmila Ganesan captioned ‘Dangerous

Yoga (Suday Times of India, June 24, 2007) is a timely

warning to innumerable patients who land up with

disturbing injuries. It is not only because of mass

produce of mediocre gurus but also due to

well-established Yoga institutes and Yoga clinics

mushrooming all over the country and abroad.

 

During my visit to USA, I found many persons even in

New York and New Jersey suffering a great deal due to

such wrong practices of Yoga, more so, because Yoga

has become a big money-making business. When not done

properly, Yoga often becomes a ‘FUTILE EXERCISE’.

 

Yoga means to connect with your higher self that

automatically corrects your lower self, the body

beautiful. Why blame Dhirendra Brahmachari, even many

such patients from a well-known Yoga clinic have

suffered more even after several month’s treatment and

after spending a fortune.

 

But let us be optimistic. There are some unfailing

simple spinal yogic exercises that have helped all

such patients by rejuvenating/rehabilitating their

backbone that is the key to all round good health,

that is, physical, mental and even spiritual.

 

Unfortunately, the media highlights controversial

developments like some Bikram Choudhary taking out a

US patent for his yogic exercises done in a chamber

heated to 45 degrees centigrade. But what excellent

research is done in our own country even if it may be

worth a Nobel Prize does not get reported by the

Indian media.

 

For example, the Pune-based Save India Association

(SIA) has set up a global pain relief centre called

the Spinal and Nervous Rehab Centre that has treated

thousands of those who have been suffering in spite of

all treatments including Yoga. The list of such

patients who have benefited is endless including ace

cricketer Chandu Borde, a senior physician at Apollo

Hospital, Delhi (Col. Dr. Akhil Mishra M.D. Medicine

and D. M. Nephrology, a senior nurse working for

Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune, a former professor of

surgery at the BJ Medical College, Pune (Dr. K. G.

Datar, M.S. whose own spinal surgery had failed and

many others who all got well by the simple yogic

exercises for the spine discovered by one such patient

who had lost all hopes of recovery. All this advanced

yogic research is available for free at www.atbsnr,com

but who bothers?

 

If you or Sharmila Ganesan could make it known to the

world, it would solve the problems created by mediocre

gurus, helping millions the world over.

 

Who knows, India might claim a Nobel Prize for such a

yogic discovery making our country a world guru in

pain relief and for promoting good health?

 

S. M. Acharya,

Founder President, SIA,

155 St. Patrick’s Town, Pune 411013, Tel:

020-26870204, Cell: 0-94223 14693, Email:

<smacharyaWebsite: <ww.atbsnr.com>.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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