Actually the egg thing (if am not mistaken) started with him talking about ‘latrines’… He said he won’t talk too much about it coz we might start eating that too as we do for eggs…lol! Actually he really made my day.. It was an awesome pleasure to listen to him.

As for the Homo, I personally have nothing against them, but then Swamiji is not that totally wrong. What if everyone started to marry the same sex? This is a very controversial subject and everyone has the right to have their own opinion.

I mean I am ok with homosexuals but then will I have the same feeling if my son is talking about getting married to another man…I guess time will tell.

I watched the whole of the Sunday session, and i heard and understood what he said.

About the eggs, he said that some vegetarians eat it coz they dont see it as non-veg food. But eggs dont grow on trees, do they? They come out of hens’ a-holes, they later become chicks, so they ARE non-veg.

About the homosexuals, he does not quite agree with them. He says that if everyone were to become homosexuals, however are we going to procreate?? Thats why he’s against homosexuals and same-sex marriage.

He’s entitled to his opinions, to be fair. And its not like he’s the first one to speak against gays. Off the top of my head, there’s Carrie Prejean, ex-Miss California (she was dethroned after saying she was against same sex marriage, in fact).

He comes from a democratic country, he came TO a democratic country, he can voice out what he thinks, as can we all, cant he?

me neither pas kner si vrai!

btw: mo fate manz dizef:D:D:D

Siposement boug la ine dir kouma dimoune cpv manze disef, car sa sorti depi f* poule!

I say again, I dont know if it is true!

He is not here for religion, money, fame nor power. He is here to help. He does that around the world.

If one really listen to him, their life will certainly change. There are so many people who follow his teachings everyday through Astha channel.

He himself said loud and clear that there is only one centre here in Mauritius which represents his institute. So don’t let others fool you.

Swamiji has set up institutions for health, he is trying to build more…

I respect and try my best to follow what he teaches.

After that MBC started live telecast of Durdharshan Channel,now known as DD world, whereby Swami Ramdev yoga preaching classes(sponsored by astha-Pathanjali yog peeth-yoga for wellness of Mankind) was broadcasted on the TV2 channel, later in digital channel 4. Many mauritians have been watching these programs+ been practising yoga accordingly +been benefiting…some even got their illnesses cured-that’s Y they idolise Swami Ramdev.

N for the issues that crop up; Mauritius is a multi-cultural, multi-religious country-unity etc.

but still due to some people one might think “Mauritius is a Paradise…lost?”
Swami Ramdev works for whole mankind n loved by every1….

some cultural associations wanted to claim they’re bringing him in Mauritius…Devide N rule…

The followers of Swami ramdev Have faith n belief in their Guru…

Normal exercise only causes SOME of your muscles to work, but yoga causes you to use all your muscles when performed rightly. Kapaalbhaati, for example, stimulates the abdominal muscles, the muscles around the liver, the spleen, etc. THAT, you couldn’t have achieved with sit ups or stuff.

Hence, the person who said:

“They paid someone to come here merely for exercise, for something that exists to us since ages”

is not entirely right. Swami Ramdev has not come here to ‘teach us exercise’, he has come to make us aware of the unlimited benefits of yoga. And ‘exercise’ is not known to us since ages, yoga is.

As for the alleged monetary incentive claimed by the aforementioned person, that is laughable. Swami Ramdev only agreed to come to Mauritius when the organisers dropped the idea of paid yoga sessions. He clearly explained that he does not need money, and I for one believe him.

He’s travelling the world to make it more healthy via yoga, and many, many people have benefitted from it. He cant be all that bad then, can he?