International Yoga Day 2025 invites us all to unite—**mind, body, spirit, and planet**—in a practice that transcends boundaries. Whether you're a lifelong yogi or new to the mat, this day is an opportunity to embrace wellness, connect with others, and honor our shared Earth. Let’s roll out our mats and say yes to **harmony**, **health**, and **hope**—because when we heal ourselves, we heal our world.

The magic of the **Summer Solstice 2025**, the longest day of the year! Learn about the science behind the extended daylight, explore ancient traditions and cultural festivals, and find inspiring ways to celebrate this powerful solar moment. Whether you're a sky-watcher, nature lover, or spiritual seeker, June 21 offers light, meaning, and connection.

Discover the magic of the **Strawberry Moon 2025**, rising on June 13th! Learn about its cultural roots, spiritual meanings, astrological influence, and ways to celebrate this glowing full moon night. From ancient traditions to modern rituals, this blog is your complete guide to honoring June’s most enchanting lunar event.

**World Environment Day 2025** is observed on **June 5th** under the theme **“Ending Plastic Pollution Globally”**, with **South Korea** as the host country. This year’s focus highlights the urgent need to eliminate plastic waste from our ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and promote sustainable alternatives. Through global campaigns, local actions, and community-driven initiatives, the day encourages individuals, governments, and organizations to unite in tackling plastic pollution and safeguarding the planet for future generations.

The **Vad Tree**, also known as the **Banyan Tree**, is a massive, long-living evergreen tree native to the Indian subcontinent. Scientifically known as *Ficus benghalensis*, it belongs to the **Moraceae** family and is one of the largest canopy-producing trees in the world. --- ## 🧬 **Botanical Description** * **Scientific name:** *Ficus benghalensis* * **Common names:** Banyan Tree, Vad Tree (Gujarati/Marathi), Barh (Hindi) * **Family:** Moraceae (Mulberry family) * **Type:** Evergreen tree * **Height:** Typically 20–25 meters, can exceed 30 meters * **Spread:** Its canopy can span over several acres * **Growth Pattern:** Begins life as an epiphyte (growing on another tree), then sends aerial roots down to the soil, forming new trunks