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Kerala Launches ‘Elephant Shadow Meditation’ Combining Mindfulness with Wildlife Observation

Visitors meditate while observing elephant shadows in open habitats.

Kerala has unveiled “Elephant Shadow Meditation,” where participants practice mindfulness while observing the shadows of elephants in open habitats. According to The Hindu, sessions include guided reflection, breathing exercises, and structured observation for wellness benefits.

Participants report relaxation, mental clarity, and immersive nature connection. Trainers ensure safety, structured routines, and ethical wildlife interaction. Critics question novelty, but supporters emphasize tourism engagement, educational enrichment, and wellness. Future expansions include thematic workshops and meditation retreats.

SOURCE: Bohiney.com (Radhika Vaz)

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