The practice of YOGA was started in India during the indus sarasvati civilisation in northern India over 5000 years ago I take pride in sharing my experience of my daily routine yoga practices

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The practice of YOGA was started in India during the indus-sarasvati civilisation in northern India over 5000 years ago! I take pride in sharing my experience of my daily routine yoga practices! #yogainspiration #india #practice #internationalyogaday

The practice of YOGA was started in India during the indus-sarasvati civilisation in northern India over 5000 years ago! I take pride in sharing my experience of my daily routine yoga practices! #yogainspiration #india #practice #internationalyogaday

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