FAB Story - Samridhi Chaulagain

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As I flash back and think of GATE Vocational FAB school the thing that reminds me is the scenic beauty, peaceful weather and the warm hospitality offered by the students. Being invited as a YOGA instructor i feel very delighted that students participated so well in my yoga session 🧘‍♂️ and they continued thereafter. Inner wellbeing is very necessary in today's busy and stressful life which is possible only through yoga. Different seminars, workshops conducted by FAB school are beneficial for students in different phases of their life so students must consider themself lucky.
Lastly I extremely thanks to the GATE team for warm hospitality and would love to visit soon if i get further opportunity.

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  1. Nefoli17 April 2020 at 02:13

    Wow such a gorgeous lady aleardy in the field of yogas and meditstion.well done keep it up

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