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Video: Volunteers Teach Yoga To Homeless People In Brazil For Free

Darpan News Desk IANS, 21 Mar, 2017 01:44 PM

Aimed at gifting moments of peace to these people, these classes take place every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

In a heartwarming video posted by AJ+ on Facebook, Andre Pereira, one of the volunteer instructors, said, “Teaching the homeless is wonderful because they live in such harsh situations”.

Speaking of the benefits of the Yoga classes, a participant named Marcelo Pereira mentions, “I feel lighter because the world out here is too heavy”.

Another participant remarks that the Yoga teachers don’t consider the participants as homeless people but normal human beings.

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