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  1. knighttango

    dude i was thinking the same..
    but if u stop and see he is only teaching people yoga and good stuff..
    stuff that works for people.ultimately the point is whatever he does should work and it does!!!
    so just try

  2. subodhkumaar

    well its certainly better than having a belly, besides science has proven that your waist is an indication of your health and it should be small. And not everyone who has abs takes steroids. And look at gymnastics they all have abs and are highly flexible. I am wondering on what basis you are making such statements.

  3. inforde

    funny x0r0..last time I attended a yoga session..there were only foreigners! plus they were unable to sit on the floor…
    Anyway it’s a knowledge you take or leave it…

  4. inforde

    people who have abs.. are not flexible and very unhealthy.. for body it’s not a good thing.Plus they take steroids and oher stuff to eat to increase muscle volume… this is yoga there is no comparison between yoga and extreme gym…

  5. iitian420

    I mean I respect babaji, but what he said at 4.50 abt height, IQ and eyessight that is not entirely true ciz that is determined genetically…height is absolute genetics no matter what medicine u take ur how much money u soend u cannot incrase it….no offense but I disagree here..

  6. qfgh1234

    I have also attented the yogshiver of swami ramdevji. so i think i am lucky to see him in front of my eyes. He is like a revolutionary man in the India and awekning man ie:- eye opener in many issue. So i have great respect and thankfully to him.

    thanks
    nirmalya

  7. sumavishy08

    What a great human being this Ramdevji is…. We all are so lucky to have such a person born in India. He is exactly like an open source programs (Linux, openoffice etc). He is so generous to teach all these techniques openly so that poor people can afford to keep themselves healthy. Hats off Ramdevji. I wish that you inspire as many youths as possible to learn Yoga correctly and teach them free to others, when they master the skills and understand their purposes completely.
    Vishwanath