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| Vedic Influence On World |
With globalization and changing political, economic, and social trends, India is becoming an increasingly influential force on the world’s health agenda.
In addition, India has a rapidly growing economy with a population expected to surpass China by 2022. This presents an opportunity for India to expand its influence both at home and abroad in addressing emerging issues in global health discourse.
Initially, the western world never accepted Indian ways and looked down upon them. But now, the world is getting positively affected by the Vedic lifestyle, and things are changing.
They laughed at us when we used Charcoal, Salt, Neem, etc., to brush our teeth. So now they are adding the same things to the toothpaste.
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| Use Of Salt In Moden Toothpaste |
In ancient times, people used copper vessels for storing food items because it was believed that copper had benefits on health due to its natural antibacterial properties. They also believed that it had a positive effect on digestion and blood circulation.
They mocked us when we used copper vessels. We see this same Now, they are using the same copper in water purifiers.
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| Use Of Copper In Water Purifiers |
They laughed when we bent our bodies while doing Yoga. A lot of westerners find it strange to see Indians doing Yoga in parks and other public places. But the same western people are practising Yoga on their own in a different way.
Some may say that they are judgemental and have been influenced by western movies that portray Yoga as a spiritual practice.
In India, Yoga is a way of life and spirituality is always intertwined with it. So a large number of people do their Yoga in the morning before starting their day. So now they are practising on the road.
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| Yoga At Times Square Of USA |
They criticized us when we had food with our bare hands, but now they are recommending it.
Eating food with bare hands has a positive effect on the health and wellbeing of the mind and brain. Using hands to eat food makes it more enjoyable and gives the body a better sense of taste.
Maika Pollock (2018), in her research paper “The benefits of eating with our hands”, mentions that eating with bare hands is good for the stomach and helps improve the wellbeing of the mind and brain.
In India, it is common to eat food with bare hands, particularly when eating at home or in the company, to enjoy all its tastes. Pollock says that food can be sensed better this way, which is impossible if eaten with cutlery or fingers covered by gloves.
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| Benefits Of Eating With Bare Hands |
Here, Organic farming is no different. During British rule, people laughed when Indian farmers used cow dung in the farms.
India has followed organic farming ever since the beginning. However, the west ruined it by introducing synthetic pesticides, genetically modified organisms, synthetic fertilizers, etc.
The rise of Indian culture is unstoppable as people worldwide now want to follow everything in India.
Now they are asking us to do organic farming. Hmmm.
Do you know that the British could not break India’s food production because they never understood what Indian farmers did? They thought that Indian farmers would use chemical fertilizers and pesticides, but they used cow dung in reality. The British were baffled that the Indians could produce more food than them with fewer resources.
In short, everything from “how to eat” to “how to shit,” India was right in almost all cases.
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| Organic Farming |
Organic farming is gaining prominence in India. Since the beginning of agriculture, farmers have been practising organic farming methods. It involves growing crops without synthetic pesticides, genetically modified organisms, and synthetic fertilizers. Nowadays, a lot of companies are offering organic products at a low cost in India.
India is the largest producer of organic food in the world. It has been proven that organic farming is more sustainable, healthy and productive.
India has an ancient culture, which still thrives today. They are now at the forefront of revolutionizing agriculture means for generations to come.