Shilpa Shetty: Is Gratitude Really the Highest Form of Yoga?

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Key Takeaways
- Balance is cultivated through conscious choices.
- Gratitude enhances overall well-being.
- Yoga is a continuous journey, not a destination.
- Adaptability is key to maintaining harmony.
- Engaging in yoga can improve mental health.
Mumbai, June 21 (NationPress) Actress and fitness advocate Shilpa Shetty celebrated the International Day of Yoga by encouraging everyone to engage in yoga practices to maintain their health and happiness.
She shared a video on Instagram where she demonstrated various yoga poses. In her voiceover, she expressed: “Balance is not an elusive treasure; it's cultivated through intentional choices and daily habits. You have the power to shape your own life and wellness.”
“Instead of waiting for life to settle, take control: establish your routines, set clear boundaries, and concentrate on what is truly significant. Achieving balance is not a one-off event; it’s an ongoing journey.”
She also emphasized: “As our situations and priorities evolve, so too must we, adapting continuously. Whether it's mind, body, spirit—or vata, pitta, kapha—there’s no greater force than yoga to restore equilibrium.”
Shilpa highlighted that gratitude is the highest form of yoga.
“Continue your yoga practice, prioritize your health and happiness. And always keep in mind: gratitude is the greatest form of yoga. Embrace the moment, stay aware. Wishing you a joyful and mindful International Yoga Day!”
In her caption, she wrote: “When we possess just ONE of something, we MUST appreciate it. This year’s theme is Yoga for one earth, one health. Balance is essential to sustaining harmony between mind, body, and soul. Health... Let’s cherish it, cultivate it, and safeguard it not only for ourselves but for the entire ecosystem.”
The International Day of Yoga is recognized globally on June 21 each year, a tradition established following its adoption by the United Nations in 2014, initiated by India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.