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Interwoven Paths of Myanmar Mediation and Indian Yoga
Social subject, Social-Cultural - Tue, 11-Feb-2025

Thanks to the centuries-long shared border and close historical ties, Myanmar and India share numerous cultural and traditional similarities. The connection between Myanmar meditation practices and Indian yoga stems from their shared roots in ancient Indian spiritual traditions, both emphasizing self-discipline, mindfulness, and inner peace. Both practices are deeply rooted in similar philosophical and spiritual frameworks that originated in the Indian subcontinent and subsequently spread throughout parts of Asia, including Myanmar.

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Dive into the beauty of the Mergui Archipelago Burma Bank, Myanmar

Dive into the beauty of the Mergui Archipelago Burma Bank, Myanmar

Source: Travelholic Diary Myanmar

Ahla Kabar Myay (Myanmar Andaman Resort)

Ahla Kabar Myay (Myanmar Andaman Resort)

Ref : Pyiet Oo Aung
 

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A haven for nature enthusiasts