Vidyut Jammwal's Tree-Climbing Ritual Goes Viral: A 'Return to Natural Ease'

Actor Vidyut Jammwal has gone viral for a video showing him climbing a tree without clothes as part of his annual yogic ritual. He explained the practice, called 'Sahaja,' is a return to natural ease and instinct that deepens his connection to nature. The 'Commando' star stated the practice scientifically enhances sensory feedback, balance, and mental focus. Jammwal is next set to play the yogi Dhalsim in the live-action 'Street Fighter' film.

Key Points: Vidyut Jammwal's Viral Tree-Climbing Video for Yogic Practice

  • Viral tree-climbing video
  • Annual 'Sahaja' yogic practice
  • Kalaripayattu practitioner's ritual
  • Enhances balance and mental focus
  • Preparing for 'Street Fighter' role
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Vidyut Jammwal ditches clothes, climbs tree in latest viral video to 'return natural ease'

Actor Vidyut Jammwal's video climbing a tree as part of his 'Sahaja' yogic ritual goes viral, showcasing his extreme fitness and deep nature connection.

Vidyut Jammwal ditches clothes, climbs tree in latest viral video to 'return natural ease'
"Sahaja means returning to a state of natural ease and instinct. - Vidyut Jammwal"

Mumbai, January 10

Actor Vidyut Jammwal, known for his strong bond with nature and fitness, once again demonstrated his commitment to fitness and his love of pushing his limits.

On Saturday, the actor posted on Instagram, sharing moments from his time in nature as he followed his annual yogic routine, giving fans a glimpse into a side of his life away from film sets.

Vidyut posted a video of himself climbing a tree without clothes. This immediately caught attention on social media, and soon the clip went viral. The video also shows him sitting calmly in deep snow, offering prayers, and walking carefully on a thin rope across open plateaus.

Alongside the video, the 'Commando' actor also added a caption explaining the meaning of this ritual. In the note, he explained that, as a Kalaripayattu practitioner, he follows the yogic practice of "Sahaja," which he described as a return to natural ease and instinct. He shared that the practice helps him connect more deeply with nature and his inner self.

"As a Kalaripayattu practitioner, I delve into the yogic practice of Sahaja once a year. Sahaja means returning to a state of natural ease and instinct, fostering a deeper connection to nature and inner awareness.

Scientifically, it activates numerous neuroreceptors and proprioceptors, enhancing sensory feedback and improving balance and coordination. This leads to greater body awareness, heightened mental focus, and a profound sense of grounding," read his Instagram post.

Soon after the post was shared, fans chimed in on the comment section to share their reactions. Many praised his strength and discipline, while some compared him to a "real-life Tarzan." One even called him the "strongest man on Earth."

This is not the first time Vidyut has followed this ritual. In December 2023, he shared pictures from the Himalayan ranges, where he spent time in nature. For the actor, these mountain visits are part of a regular retreat he follows.

On the work front, Vidyut Jammwal is set to appear in Legendary's live-action film based on the popular video game series Street Fighter. The actor will play Dhalsim, a yogi with fire-spitting abilities, a fundamentally peaceful man who fights to support his family.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Absolute respect! This is what true fitness looks like - not just gym muscles but control, balance, and mental strength. Can't wait to see him as Dhalsim, perfect casting!
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Aman W
I admire his commitment, but I hope he's being safe. The Himalayas are no joke, especially in deep snow. As a public figure, he should also consider that young fans might try to imitate such stunts without proper training.
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Sarah B
The scientific explanation about neuroreceptors is fascinating. It's great to see a mainstream actor bringing attention to yogic practices with a modern, evidence-based perspective. Goes beyond just the viral clip.
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Karthik V
Real-life Tarzan indeed! 😂 But seriously, in an age of AC rooms and smartphones, this is a powerful reminder to occasionally disconnect and find your roots. His Kalaripayattu background really shows.
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Nisha Z
The video is viral for obvious reasons, but I hope people look past the sensational part and understand the deeper message about instinct and awareness. Our culture has so much to offer in terms of mental well-being.

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