Master C. V. V.
Indian philosopher and yogi
Born
August 4th, 1868
156 years ago
Died
1922
103 years ago — 54 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
India
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Born in 1868, a prominent Indian philosopher and yogi, contributed to spiritual teachings and practices. Established a unique school of thought centered on self-realization and the significance of yoga. Played a vital role in the revival and promotion of yoga in the modern era. Inspired many students and followers through intricate discourses on spirituality and philosophical concepts.
Founded a school of thought on self-realization
Revived interest in yoga among practitioners
Authored works on yoga and spirituality
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