A yoga practitioner in central India performed strange water yoga routines to raise awareness of the art on June 21.

Chedi Baba, the yogi, marked International Yoga Day at Varanasi by performing a rare technique while holding breath amidst the twisting streams of the Ganges.

According to Baba, he has been doing water yoga for almost forty years, and claims doing water yoga strengthens internal and external power, and that practitioners do not suffer any diseases.

India( Varanasi ) Chedi Baba of Kashi made people aware of yoga and surprised by doing rare yoga asanas on the waves of the Ganges.On the occasion of International Yoga Day. on 21 June, at Varanasi

This rare technique was performed by Sri Baba. Shree Baba did many yogasanas while holding breath amidst the twisting streams of the Ganges. A wonderful view of Padmasana and dead body was also seen by tying both feet. According to Shree Baba, he has been doing water yoga for almost forty years. According to them, doing water yoga strengthens internal and external power. The person doing water yoga does not have any disease.

Chedi Baba of Varanasi has learned a rare practice of 40 years of meditation where he performs water yoga on the waves of the Ganges. Chedi Baba showed Padmaasana, Shavasana and other asanas by holding breath in the Ganges stream. They say that by doing water yoga, internal and external power is strengthened.