Yogic Shivam Tiwari

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14/09/2026

Me in 2050 🧘🧘🕉️

05/09/2026

Bending so I never break. 🌀

04/09/2026

Celebrating my 2nd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

03/09/2026

Performance nahi to hui to kya hua ek reel to ban gayi 😂

31/08/2026

Karma isn't a cosmic punishment system. It's simply the law that every action creates a corresponding effect — in your mind, your relationships, your life.

Yogah Karmasu Kaushalam — Bhagavad Gita 2.50. Yoga is skill in action. Krishna redefines Karma Yoga here: skillful action isn't about doing more, it's about acting with full presence, without being enslaved by anxiety over results. That skill itself is yoga.

Try this: before you act — speak, respond, decide — pause for one breath. Ask, "Is this coming from clarity, or from reaction?"

What patterns keep repeating in your life? Karma isn't about a past life — it's about the habits you keep repeating in this one. 👇

29/08/2026

Your mind repeats things all day anyway — worries, to-do lists, replayed conversations. Japa simply redirects that natural repetition toward something sacred.

Japa is the repeated recitation of a mantra, name, or sound — often using a mala of 108 beads — to steady and focus the mind. Why 108? In yogic tradition, it's considered a sacred number, linked to the body's energy lines and cycles observed in nature.

Try this: choose one word — even simply "Om" or "Shanti." Repeat it silently 21 times, slowly, with full attention on each repetition.

What thought are you repeating without realizing it? Whatever you repeat, you reinforce. 👇

28/08/2026

We're taught that control equals success. Patanjali taught the opposite — that true peace comes from surrender.

Samadhi-siddhir Ishvara Pranidhanat — Yoga Sutra 2.45. Perfect absorption is attained through surrender to the Divine. This isn't passive giving up — Ishvara Pranidhana, the last of the Niyamas, means giving your fullest effort, then releasing attachment to controlling every outcome. That's the difference between striving and grasping.

Try this: before a task you're anxious about, silently say — "I will give my full effort. What happens next is not entirely mine to control." Notice the tension ease.

What are you trying to control that was never yours to control? 👇

27/08/2026

Most people think "Hatha Yoga" just means slow, beginner-friendly yoga. The real meaning is far more powerful — and has nothing to do with pace.

Ha (sun, Pingala) + Tha (moon, Ida) — the balancing of opposing energies within the body: active and passive, heating and cooling, masculine and feminine. Hatha Yoga is a complete system — asana, pranayama, shatkarma, mudra, and bandha — all designed to prepare the body for meditation.

Try this: notice your own inner rhythm today. When do you feel more "sun" — active, driven? When more "moon" — calm, receptive? Honor both instead of forcing one all day.

Are you living entirely in "Ha" — all push, no rest? Or entirely in "Tha" — all rest, no movement? 👇

26/08/2026

The Bhagavad Gita isn't a religious text about war. It's a 700-verse conversation about doubt, duty, and how to act when everything feels uncertain.

Karmanye Vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana — Bhagavad Gita 2.47. You have the right to your actions, never to the fruits of those actions.

Krishna isn't telling Arjuna not to care about outcomes — he's teaching him not to let outcomes control his effort. Do the work fully. Release your grip on the result.

Try this: pick one task you're anxious about the outcome of. Do it with complete attention, then consciously let go.

What are you holding onto so tightly that it's costing you peace? 👇

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