When money and influence don't bring happiness, individuals may turn to yoga for fulfillment
Sometimes, it is easy to forget that although money can bring comfort and leisure, it is not the key to one's happiness. The blind pursuit of material possessions, coupled with the stress that many feel as a result of juggling too many responsibilities, can take a toll on the delicate link between the physical and mental aspects of one's well-being.
This epiphany has taken place for a number of individuals with high-flying careers, according to the Times of India. Despite the prestige, power and money that came with holding such jobs, these people chose to quit and become yoga trainers. The holistic Eastern art, which consists of gentle stretches and poses, has helped thousands of enthusiasts achieve personal growth.
"I started training for the selfish reason of keeping fit myself," said former architect Apurva Prasanna, quoted by the news source. "I got acquainted with yoga as a student. I used to be mediocre in college, but it helped me gain concentration and focus. Yoga develops your mind and interpersonal skills too."
By turning away from their desire for material possessions, these individuals have turned their hearts and spirits to a greater power – that which resides within themselves, a glow of everlasting light that burns with infinite peace.
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