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was our way of honoring the resilience of toward the alignment of breath, body, and
these women, ensuring that no one within consciousness. It was a celebration of the
those walls would know the pangs of hunger. inner peace that Freemasonry seeks to
One of our Brothers have adopted two adult cultivate in every person. It was a family event
girls for training in his office helping them to and nearly 50-60 masons and their families
navigate and grow their lives creatively. attended to take the benefit of the sessions
6.Yoga and Cardiac Care Awareness Session and also had a good social interaction over a
sumptuous dinner. Yoga teaching was done
by Manohar Vyas , a Yoga Expert from
Kandivali and Dr Vihang Vahia MD Pyschiatry
and Dr Richa Jain, Radiologist from Breach
Candy Hospital explained the Cardiac
challenges faced by even young men and
women and the latest detectiong techniques
and offered discount to Freemason and
families at the breach candy. Few of our
Mason brothers have already availed and
benefited from this service. The event also
later had a social gathering and get to gether
& Get to gether of all the families of Masons. Some glimpses.
On June 21st -Harmonizing the Inner Self 7. Pavement Club: A Feast of Fellowship
On the occasion of International Yoga Day, we On June 24th - The Joy of Sharing
organized a session dedicated to the ancient Returning to the Pavement Club, we hosted
art of Yoga and holistic cardiac health an *Anna Dan* for fifty underprivileged
awareness. This program served as a children. As we shared a meal, the barriers of
meditative journey, guiding participants status dissolved, replaced by the warmth of
shared laughter and the simple, profound joy
of a full belly. It was a vibrant celebration of
brotherhood, proving that the most exquisite Poem Builders of the Inner Temple
feast is the one shared with those who have
the least. In every act performed, we did not
merely give; we received the immeasurable
reward of seeing the light of hope rekindled in
the eyes of our fellow beings. May these
deeds serve as a beacon, guiding us ever
forward in our quest to make the world a more
compassionate home for all. In all it was a
grand celebration of UBD.

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