योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ Laughter Graduation Ceremony ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ Laughter Graduation Ceremony ☆

Video Link : Laughter Graduation Ceremony

 

Laughter Yoga professionals receive their certifications from the Laughter Yoga University in a glittering function on completion of the course.

Radhika Bisht and Jagat Singh Bisht, Founders: LifeSkills, completed their CERTIFIED LAUGHTER YOGA TEACHER training in October 2010 at the School of Ancient Wisdom in Bengaluru. They served as laughter professors at the Laughter Yoga University during the year 2015 and were honoured as LAUGHTER YOGA MASTER TRAINERS by Madhuri Kataria and Dr Madan Kataria, founders of Laughter Yoga, in July 2015.

Laughter Yoga is a unique concept where anyone can laugh for no reason without relying on humour, jokes or comedy. The concept is based on a scientific fact that the body cannot differentiate between real and fake laughter if done with willingness. One gets the same physiological and psychological benefits.

Dr Madan Kataria, a medical doctor, founded the first Laughter Club with just five members in Mumbai in the year 1995. Today there are thousands of laughter clubs all over the world where laughter is initiated as an exercise in a group but with eye contact and childlike playfulness, it soon turns into real and contagious laughter.

It is called Laughter Yoga because it combines laughter exercises with yoga breathing. This brings more oxygen to the body and the brain which makes one feel more energetic and healthy.

When we laugh, our body generates feel good hormones called endorphins which improve our mood and general outlook. During laughter exercises, all the stale air inside the lungs is expelled and our system gets more oxygen which enhances the immune system. In the long run, the inner spirit of laughter helps you build more caring and sharing social relationships, and laugh even when the going in not good.

Laughter Yoga University conducts trainings to certify laughter yoga professionals. The participants flock from all over the world for the training. After completing the training, the participants are awarded certificates in a ceremony at the end of the programme. The participants carry home everlasting sweet memories of the golden moments of glory and joy.

LAUGHTER YOGA GRADUATION CEREMONY IS DAZZLING!

 

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.

 



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ HAPPINESS Quotes ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ HAPPINESS Quotes ☆

Video Link : HAPPINESS Quotes

 

Here are some of the best quotes on “HAPPINESS” for you.

‘LifeSkills’ is a treasure trove of the best quotes on happiness, yoga, meditation, laughter yoga and spirituality.

These are carefully researched quotes from books and research papers, not just taken from any quotes website.

Here are the quotes in random order:

“Happiness is the meaning and purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence.”
Aristotle

“Different men seek after happiness in different ways and by different means, and so make for themselves different modes of life.”
Aristotle

“Seeking happiness outside ourselves is like waiting for sunshine in a cave facing north.”
Tibetan saying

“If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion.”
Dalai Lama

“Action may not always bring happiness; but there is
no happiness without action.”
Benjamin Disraeli

“Happiness consists in activity. It is a running stream, not a stagnant pool.”
John Mason Good

“Happiness consists more in small conveniences or pleasures that occur every day, than in great pieces of good fortune that happen but seldom.”
Benjamin Franklin

“Real happiness comes from performing actions that contribute to the welfare of others by fulfilling responsibilities to family and society, and performing actions that cleanse the mind.”
Buddha

“Happiness requires changing yourself and changing your world. It requires pursuing your goals and fitting in with others.”
Jonathan Haidt

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Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ HAPPINESS ACTIVITY: LAUGHTER YOGA: ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ HAPPINESS ACTIVITY: LAUGHTER YOGA ☆

Video Link : HAPPINESS ACTIVITY: LAUGHTER YOGA

 

HAPPINESS ACTIVITY: LAUGHTER YOGA:
ACTING LIKE A HAPPY PERSON:
TAKING CARE OF YOUR BODY

One of the happiness activities described by the positive psychologists for taking care of your body is acting like a happy person.
Laughter Yoga suits best in this category. It is voluntary laughter, for no reason, to create instant joy. It’s scientifically proven, easy to learn and a lot of fun.

It’s based on the principle: motion creates emotion. You act happy and you start feeling happy.
We demonstrate three laughter exercises – milk shake laughter, mobile laughter and hearty laughter – in this video. You can practice these any time and feel happier.

“Pretending that you are happy – smiling, engaged, mimicking energy and enthusiasm – not only can you earn some of the benefits of happiness (returned smiles, strengthened friendships, successes at work and school) but can actually make you happier.

“So go for it. Smile, laugh, stand tall, act lively and give hugs. Act as if you were confident, optimistic, and outgoing. You’ll manage adversity, rise to the occasion, create instant connections, make friends, influence people, and become a happier person.”

SONJA LYUBOMIRSKY/ THE HOW OF HAPPINESS

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ Buddha: Quotes ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ Buddha: Quotes ☆

Video Link : Buddha: Quotes

 

THE MIND, WHEN DEVELOPED AND CULTIVATED, BRINGS HAPPINESS.

“If with an impure mind you speak or act, then suffering flows you as the cartwheel follows the foot of the draft animal.”

“Burning now, burning hereafter, the wrongdoer suffers doubly… Happy now, happy hereafter, the virtuous person doubly rejoices.”

“You have to do your own work, those who have reached the goal will only show the way.”

“Abstain from all unwholesome deeds, perform wholesome ones, purify your mind. This is the teaching of enlightened persons.”

“If one man conquer in battle a thousand times thousand man, and if another conquer himself, he is the greatest of conquerors.”

“As rain breaks through an ill-thatched house, passion will break through an unreflecting mind.”

“To support mother and father, to cherish wife and children and to be engaged in peaceful occupation – this is the greatest blessing.”

“One by one, little by little, moment by moment, a wise man should remove his own impurities, as a smith removes his dross from silver.”

“Monks, I know not of any other single thing that brings such bliss as the mind that is tamed, controlled, guarded and restrained. Such a mind indeed brings great bliss.”

“The mind, when developed and cultivated, brings happiness.”

– Buddha

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ BUDDHA: The Four Noble Truths & The Noble Eightfold Path ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ BUDDHA: The Four Noble Truths & The Noble Eightfold Path ☆

Video Link : BUDDHA: The Four Noble Truths & The Noble Eightfold Path 

 

The essence of the Buddha’s teaching can be summed up in two principles: the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path.

The first covers the side of doctrine, and the primary response it elicits is understanding; the second covers the side of discipline, in the broadest sense of that word, and the primary response it calls for is practice.

Two extremes that ought not to be cultivated by one who has gone forth: devotion to pursuit of pleasure in sensual desires, which is low, coarse, vulgar, ignoble and harmful; and devotion to self-mortification, which is painful, ignoble and harmful.

The Middle Way:
Avoid the two extremes – devotion to pursuit of pleasure in sensual desires and devotion to self-mortification. Follow the Noble Eightfold Path.

The middle way – Noble Eightfold Path – discovered by the Perfect One gives vision, gives knowledge, and leads to peace, to direct knowledge, to enlightenment, to Nibbana.

Noble Eightfold Path:
Right View, Right Intention, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, and Right Concentration.

The Four Noble Truths:
Noble Truth of Suffering, Noble Truth of the Origin of Suffering, Noble Truth of the Cessation of Suffering, and Noble Truth of the Way Leading to the Cessation of Suffering.

Noble Truth of Suffering:
Birth is suffering, ageing is suffering, sickness is suffering, death is suffering, sorrow and lamentation, pain, grief and despair are suffering, association with the loathed is suffering, dissociation from the loved is suffering, not to get what one wants is suffering – in short, the five aggregates affected by clinging are suffering.

Noble Truth of the Origin of Suffering:
It is craving, which produces renewal of being, is accompanied by relish and lust, relishing this and that; in other words, craving for sensual desires, craving for being, craving for non-being.

Noble Truth of the Cessation of Suffering:
It is the remainderless fading and ceasing, the giving up, relinquishing, letting go and rejecting of craving.

Noble Truth of the Way Leading to the Cessation of Suffering:
It is the Noble Eightfold Path, that is to say, right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration.

Right View:
It is knowledge of suffering, of the origin of suffering, of the cessation of suffering, and of the way leading to the cessation of suffering.

Right Intention:
It is the intention of renunciation, the intention of non-ill will, and the intention of non-cruelty.

Right Speech:
Abstention from lying, slander, abuse, and gossip.

Right Action:
Abstention from killing living beings, stealing, and misconduct in sexual desires.

Right Livelihood:
A noble disciple abandons wrong livelihood and gets his living by right livelihood.

Right Effort:
A bhikkhu awakens desire for the non-arising of unarisen evil unwholesome states, for the abandoning of arisen evil unwholesome states, for the arising of unarisen wholesome states, for the continuance, non-corruption, strengthening, maintenance in being, and perfecting, of arisen wholesome states; for which he makes efforts, arouses energy, exerts his mind, and endeavours.

Right Mindfulness:
A bhikkhu abides contemplating the body as a body, feelings as feelings, consciousness as consciousness, mental objects as mental objects; ardent, fully aware and mindful, having put away covetousness and grief for the world.

Right Concentration:
Quite secluded from sensual desires, secluded from unwholesome states, a bhikkhu enters upon and abides in the first meditation, which is accompanied by thinking and exploring, with happiness and pleasure born of seclusion.

 

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ What determines HAPPINESS? ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ What determines HAPPINESS? ☆

Video Link : HAPPINESS ACTIVITY

 

HAPPINESS ACTIVITY
HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY!

Positive Emotion is one of the five elements of happiness and well-being. If we can somehow increase the level of positive emotion, we can be happier.

Dr Martin Seligman, known as the father of positive psychology, describes a simple happiness activity ‘Have a Beautiful Day’ in his book ‘Authentic Happiness’ for increasing positive emotion in the present:
“Set aside a free day this month to indulge in your favourite pleasures.
“Pamper yourself.
“Design, in writing, what you will do from hour to hour.”
Be mindful and savour every moment of the beautiful day.
Do not let the bustle of life interfere and carry out the plan.

 

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ What determines HAPPINESS? ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ What determines HAPPINESS? ☆

Video Link : What determines HAPPINESS?

 

What determines HAPPINESS?

CAN YOU MAKE YOURSELF LASTINGLY HAPPIER?

This video provides you answers to these questions based on POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY – the modern Science of Happiness.

According to Positive Psychologists, the enduring level of happiness that you experience is determined by three factors: your biological set point, the conditions of your life, and the voluntary activities you do.

YES!! You can make yourself lastingly happier by practicing Happiness Activities that have been proven to work by Positive Psychologists.

It is worth striving to get the right relationships between yourself and others, between yourself and your work, and between yourself and something larger than yourself. If you get these relationships right, a sense of purpose and meaning will emerge.

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ आनंदमय जीवन के वैज्ञानिक सूत्र: खुशहाली की ओर पहला कदम ☆ श्री जगत सिंह बिष्ट

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ आनंदमय जीवन के वैज्ञानिक सूत्र: खुशहाली की ओर पहला कदम☆

Video Link : आनंदमय जीवन के वैज्ञानिक सूत्र: खुशहाली की ओर पहला कदम

 

इस वीडियो में है आनंद की विज्ञान सम्मत व्याख्या और खुशहाली की राह की ओर इशारा..

आनंद का वैज्ञानिक आधार क्या है?

आनंद के आधुनिक विज्ञान (The Science of Happiness, Positive Psychology) के अनुसार, आनंद के पांच तत्त्व हैं:

The Five Elements of Happiness:

Positive Emotion

Engagement or flow

Relationships

Meaning

Accomplishment

सरल हिंदी में इन्हें कह सकते हैं:

सुखद अनुभूति

किसी काम में गहरे डूब जाना

आत्मिक सम्बन्ध

जीवन का अर्थ या मायने

उपलब्धि

इस वीडियो में इन तत्वों की व्याख्या की गयी है, इन्हें समझाया गया है। इन्हें समझने के बाद आप अपने आनंद को और विस्तृत कर सकते हैं और खुशहाली की ओर अपने कदम बढ़ा सकते हैं।

आनंदमय जीवन के वैज्ञानिक सूत्र:

खुशहाली की ओर पहला कदम:

– जगत सिंह बिष्ट

The Five Elements of Well-Being:

Happiness is a thing and well-being is a construct. The five elements of well-being are positive emotion, engagement, relationships, meaning, and accomplishment.

Positive Emotion: Positive Emotion includes the feelings of joy, excitement, contentment, hope and warmth. There may be positive emotions relating to the past, present or future.

Engagement: Engagement denotes deep involvement in a task or activity. One does not experience the passing of time. One experiences flow in sports, music and singing but one may also experience it in work, reading a book or in a good conversation.

Relationships: We feel happy when we are among family and friends. The quality and depth of relationships in one’s life make it rich.

Meaning: It’s connecting to something larger than life.

Accomplishment: One strives for achievements in life as a source of happiness.

Each of these elements contributes to well-being. The good news is that each one of the above may be cultivated and developed to enhance level of well-being.

 

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ Remembering My Gurus On Guru Purnima ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Guru Purnima Special 

 

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ Remembering My Gurus On Guru Purnima☆

 

Today is Guru Purnima.

Guru is the one who shows you the path and takes you from darkness to light, from ignorance to knowledge and wisdom. Purnima is full moon.

Today is a special day to remember and revere our Gurus.

I pay my regards to five thinkers and influencers who have been revolutionaries in their fields.

They are my Gurus and have shown me the path to authentic happiness, well-being and fulfilment in life:

MARTIN SELIGMAN is known as the father of the new science of Positive Psychology. He has applied his wisdom and experience to the task of increasing wellness, resilience, and happiness for everyone. No psychologist in history has done more than him to discover the keys to flourishing and then give them away to the world.

 “I have been part of a tectonic upheaval in psychology called positive psychology, a scientific and professional movement. In 1998, as president of the American Psychological Association, I urged psychology to supplement its venerable goal with a new goal: exploring what makes life worth living and building the enabling conditions of a life worth living.”

Flourish, MARTIN SELIGMAN

MIHALY CSIKSZENTMIHALYI is the leading researcher into ‘flow states’. He has explored a happy state of mind called flow, the feeling of complete engagement in a creative or playful activity. The manner in which Csikszentmihalyi integrates research on consciousness, personal psychology, and spirituality is illuminating.

 “The wisdom of the mystics, of the Sufi, of the great yogis, or of the Zen masters might have been excellent in their own time – and might still be the best, if we lived in those times and in those cultures. But when transplanted to contemporary California those systems lose quite a bit of their original power.”

Flow, MIHALY CSIKSZENTMIHALYI

SWAMI SATYANANDA SARASWATI gave us the gift of Yoga Nidra – a simple yet profound technique adapted from the traditional tantric practice of nyasa. Realizing the need of the times as scientific rendition of the ancient system of yoga, he founded the International Yoga Fellowship in 1956 and the Bihar School of Yoga in 1963 and authored over 80 major texts on yoga, tantra and spirituality.

 “Yoga is not an ancient myth buried in oblivion. It is the most valuable inheritance of the present. It is the essential need of today and the culture of tomorrow.”

Asana Pranayama Mudra Bandha, SWAMI SATYANANDA SARASWATI

MATTHIEU RICARD is a Buddhist monk who had a promising career in cellular genetics before leaving France to study Buddhism in the Himalayas over forty years ago. He is an active participant in current scientific research on the effects of meditation on the brain. Through his experience as a monk, his close reading of sacred texts and his deep knowledge of the Buddhist masters, he demonstrates the significant benefits that meditation, based on selfless love and compassion, can bring to each one of us.

“Meditation is a process of training and transformation. It is important to devote time to meditation. Especially if you practise in the morning, meditation can give your day an entirely new ‘fragrance’.”

The Art of Meditation, MATTHIEU RICARD

MADAN KATARIA, a medical doctor, founded the first Laughter Club with just five members in Mumbai in the year 1995. Today there are thousands of laughter clubs all over the world where laughter is initiated as an exercise in a group but with eye contact and childlike playfulness, it soon turns into real and contagious laughter. It’s called Laughter Yoga because it combines laughter exercises with yoga breathing. This brings more oxygen to the body and the brain which makes one feel more energetic and healthy.

 “Laughter Yoga is a unique concept where anyone can laugh for no reason without relying on humour, jokes or comedy. The concept is based on a scientific fact that the body cannot differentiate between real and fake laughter if done with willingness. One gets the same physiological and psychological benefits.”

Dr Madan Kataria, Founder, Laughter Yoga

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.



योग-साधना LifeSkills/जीवन कौशल ☆ Amazing Laughter Exercises from Uzbekistan ☆ Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

Shri Jagat Singh Bisht

(Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being, Laughter Yoga Master Trainer,  Author, Blogger, Educator and Speaker.)

☆ Amazing Laughter Exercises from Uzbekistan ☆

Video Link : Amazing Laughter Exercises from Uzbekistan

 

From Tashkent to Rishikesh for the Love of Laughter Yoga A small group of laughter lovers flew down from Tashkent to Rishikesh, known as the world capital of yoga, to learn the basics of Laughter Yoga.

All of them had a background of yoga but had come to India with an eagerness to master the happiest workout in the world – Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht and Jagat Singh Bisht, Founders: LifeSkills, conducted a 2-day certified laughter yoga leader training programme for them covering theoretical and practical aspects of Laughter Yoga including the inner spirit of laughter, laughter meditation and guided relaxation.

The programme was well appreciated by all the participants. These new laughter exercises were created by the participants during the course of their training programme.

Our special thanks to Ivan Skofenko for arranging the beautiful programme and putting things in place.

 

Founders: LifeSkills

Jagat Singh Bisht

Master Teacher: Happiness & Well-Being; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Past: Corporate Trainer with a Fortune 500 company & Laughter Professor at the Laughter Yoga University. Areas of specialization: Behavioural Science, Positive Psychology, Meditation, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Spirituality, and Laughter Yoga.

Radhika Bisht:

Yoga Teacher; Laughter Yoga Master Trainer Areas of specialization: Yoga, Five Tibetans, Yoga Nidra, Laughter Yoga.