The New Mantra ; Yoga Is Finally Returning in a Big Way to the Land That First Discovered It. Thanks to Rising Health Awareness Among People, the Demand for Good Yoga Instructors Is Here to Stay.

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After the birth of her first child, Mini Thapar Shastri decided to change gears professionally.

Despite winning accolades as a national lever pistol shooter and securing a degree in graphic design, she desired a change. I wanted a career where I would not have to spend too much time away from home. But at the same time it should be equally challenging and intense as my previous job, says Shastri. And she found the answer in Yoga.Not that this should surprise anyone in this age of rabid health consciousness. As a career option, the benefits Yoga offers are multifarious life long physical and mental health, flexible timings, constant personality growth and its flaring popularity. Thanks to several celebrities endorsing it, the last decade has put yoga on everyone's must know list. Additionally, because of attractive remuneration, several youngsters are leaving their conventional nine to five jobs in order to become fullfledged yoga experts.Payal Gidwani was a 27-year old interior designer when she became Bharat Thakur's disciple. Now, six years later, she believes that she is in the best profession in the world. Very believable, considering she has clients such as Kareena Kapoor and Rani Mukherji in her kitty. Of-course, like all good things in life, becoming a yoga instructor requires significant amount of determination and sacrifices.Learning yoga entails several physical and mental challenges and dramatic changes in your lifestyle. Late night parties over the weekends have to be put on the back burner as what you eat and drink affects the quality of your teaching.

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The New Mantra ; Yoga Is Finally Returning in a Big Way to the Land That First Discovered It. Thanks to Rising Health Awareness Among People, the Demand for Good Yoga Instructors Is Here to Stay.

Gidwani has another piece of advice for aspirants, work on your public relation and social networking skills, she says. Understandab...

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