October 03 2017

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Nithyananda Shivasthamba Yoga Guinness World Record | Guinness World Record Presentation

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Sanatana Dharma is real. Hinduism is real. In an extraordinary display of the powers of yogic body and initiation by the Avatar to awaken the kundalini shakti or inner potential energy of every individual, 263 initiated disciples of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda from 44 countries aged from 16 to 74, including men and women, successfully completed the mallakhamba class at the Nithyananda Peetham, Bengaluru Aadheenam.

True to his integrity to reviving all dimensions of Sanatana Hindu Dharma back to their original glory, HDH Paramahamsa Nithyananda has taken this ancient traditional yogic science of mallakhambha to the whole world, beyond the boundaries of gender, age, culture, nationality, socio-economic backgrounds, or even physical abilities.

Shivasthamba Yoga℠, also known as Mallakhamba, or pole yoga is a traditional Indian sport in which Yogi performs Yogic postures on a vertical wooden pole. Shivasthamba Yoga℠ has its roots in the ancient science revealed in the sacred Shaiva Agamas. Shivasthamba Yoga℠ is a powerful tool to add power and flexibility into the system.

Ordinarily, being adept at Shivasthamba Yoga℠, an exercise that awakens Kundalini Shakti, the innate energy current that lays dormant in every human spine, requires intense dedication, hard work and years of practice. Yet, the disciples of Paramahamsa Nithyananda, just through the power of his initiation and blessings, express powers that include the ability to instantly perform asanas, or postures, on the pole. Through Shivastambha Yoga, the awakened Kundalini energy is never lost, and the body remains completely healthy and fit. The landmark event was adjudicated by a slew of “stewards” who were accomplished people from various fields and VIPs including Sri Uday Deshpande, the world renowned master of Mallakhamba yoga, and witnessed by thousands including the naga sadhus of Panchayati Akhada, Niranjani.