In a small Indian town, yoga and globalization collided one day. Across generations of yogis, Guru Baba was renowned for his impressive poses and teachings. One day, he received an invitation from a multinational corporation to teach yoga to their employees worldwide via video conferencing.

Guru Baba was delighted to have the opportunity to spread yoga’s benefits outside of his small village. Using his laptop, he began teaching his first virtual class to employees around the world. When he began to lead them through complex poses, things quickly became out of control. 

While trying to follow Guru Baba’s instructions, the employees contorted their bodies into awkward positions, leaving them twisted like pretzels. Someone accidentally pressed the wrong button on the computer screen and everyone’s cameras turned on. What followed can only be described as a global disaster of epic proportions!

People from all over the world were exposed to each other’s clumsy attempts at yoga, creating a hilarious spectacle that went viral online. Soon, memes were circulating featuring people attempting impossible poses with witty captions such as “I thought downward dog meant my head should touch the floor.” Baba was mortified by what he had caused unintentionally.

But despite this “newfound” fame, Baba never forgot his roots. He continued to teach traditional yoga, reminding them that the true purpose of yoga was not to impress others, but to find inner peace and harmony.

And so, the ancient practice of yoga was brought into the modern world, proving that even the oldest traditions can adapt and evolve with the times. Who knows, maybe one day we’ll see a yoga pose named after a tech startup or a social media platform.