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21st June is the longest day of the year (called Summer Solstice) in the Northern Hemisphere.
• On this day, the sun’s energy is at its peak, and in yogic belief, this day marks the start of the spiritual journey.
• It’s also believed that Lord Shiva, the first yogi (Adiyogi), began teaching yoga to his disciples (Saptarishis) on this very day.
• So, this date is symbolic — it represents light, energy, and transformation, which are key elements of yoga.

“21 जून साल का सबसे लंबा दिन होता है — और इसे ग्रीष्म संक्रांति (Summer Solstice) कहते हैं।”

“In yogic science, this day has spiritual significance. It’s believed that on this day, Lord Shiva, the first yogi or Adiyogi, began sharing his knowledge of yoga with the world.”


“योगिक परंपरा के अनुसार, इसी दिन भगवान शिव ने पहली बार योग का ज्ञान सप्तऋषियों को दिया था।”

“So this day represents the beginning of transformation, inner awakening, and balance — which is what yoga is all about.”
@ministryofayush @mdniyyoga @yogkulamofficial #21june

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