Mumbai / Hyderabad, 22nd June 2026: Heartfulness Institute is set to attempt yet another world record this International Yoga Day at the Heartfulness Headquarters at Kanha Shanti Vanam in the outskirts of Hyderabad. The world record will be attempted under Asia Book of Records and India Book of Records for ‘Maximum Languages Used in a Live-Streamed Yoga Session Simultaneously’. The Common Yoga Protocol as a standardised 45-minute yoga sequence recommended by India’s Ministry of AYUSH will be guided in 25 languages (13 Indian languages and 12 international languages) across 13 timezone-staggered streams demonstrating yoga’s unique ability to unite people across cultures, countries, and traditions by trained Heartfulness instructors, creating an unprecedented multilingual wellness experience.
The event will take place at the respective local times followed by felicitations. Dr Vasudha Rani – Adjudicator, Asia Book of Records will conduct the felicitations. Asia Book of Records and India Book of Records team at the venue along with the key Heartfulness volunteers and practitioners will be present at during the event. Around a thousand participants including 300 Agniveer members are slated to join the International Yoga Day from the venue while participation is welcome virtually from any part of the world in this free yoga event.
Earlier, Heartfulness created a Guinness World Record for the most viewers of a guided meditation livestream on YouTube during World Meditation Day. Heartfulness invites individuals, families, wellness enthusiasts, and yoga practitioners worldwide to join this historic celebration of health, harmony, and human unity through yoga.
Participants wishing to join the live stream and for more information on the programme, visit register at: http://hfn.link/idy26
About Heartfulness: Heartfulness offers a simple set of meditative practices and lifestyle changes, first developed at the turn of the twentieth century and formalised as a teaching through the Shri Ram Chandra Mission in 1945 in India, to bring peace, happiness, and wisdom to one heart at a time. These practices are a modern form of Yoga designed to support contentment, inner calm, and stillness, compassion, courage, and clarity of thought, as the first step towards a purposeful life. They are simple, easy to adopt, and appropriate for people from all walks of life, cultures, religious beliefs, and economic backgrounds who are over the age of fifteen. Ongoing training in Heartfulness practices continues in thousands of schools and colleges, and over 100,000 professionals are meditating in corporations, non-governmental organisations, and government bodies worldwide. More than 5,000 Heartfulness Centres are supported by thousands of certified volunteer trainers and millions of practitioners in 160 countries.
