What makes Yoga the ideal practice for holistic health and wellness

In an age where wellness trends come and go, some practices stand the test of time because they are simple, effective, and rooted in real results. In fact, one of these practices came back into the mainstream after being hidden for years! And this practice is Yoga.
Yoga was termed as the Indian man’s pastime by many Western influencers, before they hopped on to the wagon themselves once it started gaining fame again for its accessibility, benefits, and of course, health and wellness.

And in India, one can say that Baba Ramdev and Patanjali Ayurved together brought Yoga to the forefront. Baba Ramdev’s teachings, which combine ease of steps, physical postures, breathing techniques, and meditation, have become a reliable method for millions seeking not just fitness but complete well-being, physically, mentally, and spiritually.

Making Yoga accessible to all

One of the biggest reasons Baba Ramdev’s yoga practices have become so well-known is that they are simple enough for almost anyone to follow. Whether someone is young, elderly, flexible, or just starting out, Yoga can be adapted to fit different levels of ability.

And back in the early 2000s, Baba Ramdev’s yoga sessions started with basic breathing exercises (Pranayama) like Kapalbhati and Anulom Vilom, instead of hopping onto difficult postures and movements that only the select few could perform.
The asanas he taught were easy to learn but had a big impact on energy levels, mental clarity, and even health issues like high blood pressure.

The focus on everyday problems

Yoga stands out in health and holistic practices because it directly addresses common health problems. Over the years, people have seen and experienced how simple yoga practices can help manage issues like diabetes, joint pain, digestion problems, respiratory issues, and stress, and with clear, specific routines for different health concerns, Yoga has become more than something just for fitness enthusiasts or spiritual seekers.

And another reason why Baba Ramdev and Patanjali’s yoga teachings are considered a complete approach to health is that they don’t separate the body from the mind or spirit. Physical fitness, mental peace, and emotional balance are seen as parts of the same system.
Baba Ramdev’s guided Yoga sessions had a mix of meditation, asanas, and self-reflection, helping people not only strengthen their bodies but also calm their minds.

The beauty of regular practice
A common knowledge in Yoga is that practice makes perfect, and one session cannot cure a decade-old problem. And so when people are consistent and regular with their practice, making room for Yoga in their everyday lives, they create lasting improvements in health and energy levels.

And thus, without complicating the practices with too much theory, Yoga and Yoga gurus focus on teaching people what they can use in their daily lives.