Corona, Tourism & Yoga

 


 

Omicron the new variant of Corona is increasing and it is concerning current Indian government about larger impact of it. People are concerned about the bad situation in coming year of 2022. They are asking that when they will be free from the impact of corona in their daily life. When normal foreign tourism will start in India? When india tours will start?

India is safest country till yet in terms of Corona causalities. Here 640 million people have been vaccinated out of 900 million adults. This is 64% vaccination. The Indian government has done fantastic job in the control of Corona in India.  And 100 % tourism workers have been vaccinated. Tourism in India is safe and tourism workers are ready to according to the new situations. There is no need to get scared with this new Omicron variant because in India the numbers of case are very less. But we must follow the protocols of Corona given by Government.

Why the impact of this new variant is so less in India?

India is a country which believes yoga, meditation and Ayurveda. American researchers published their report in PNAS on 21ST DECEMBER that yoga and meditation makes the internal organs of body strong which is helpful in fighting against such variants. It means the practice of Yoga & guidelines of corona war can be useful strategy to save our self in this tough time of Corona pandemic.

On my  India yoga tour , I teach techniques of asana, breath control and mediation which are useful in daily life for controlling stress, disease , life , career and family.

 

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