Baku Welcomes Second Nine Senses Festival
Second Festival at Nine Senses Art Center in Baku Celebrates Spirituality and Wellness
The Nine Senses Art Center in Baku has launched its second festival, aimed at fostering spiritual experiences and promoting a healthy lifestyle. This year’s event embraces the theme "From Tradition to Movement" and features nearly 50 specialists in various physical and spiritual practices.
Natalia Zhukova, the director of the art center, emphasized the festival’s commitment to education, stating, "All invited masters are teaching specialists. They will share their knowledge and experience across three areas: body, spirit, and mind." Participants include experts from India, China, and other countries, enhancing the festival’s international appeal.
The festival serves not only as a platform for exchanging experiences but also aims to elevate the level of spiritual enlightenment within Azerbaijan. Zhukova remarked, "The purpose of this festival is to exchange experiences with Azerbaijani specialists and promote Azerbaijan’s image as an international hub for spiritual practices."
Initiated by Leyla Aliyeva, Vice President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and President of the Azerbaijan Yoga Federation, the festival seeks to create a vibrant dialogue on wellness and spirituality among diverse cultures.
With its blend of tradition and modernity, the festival is taking significant steps toward establishing Baku as a prominent center for spiritual exploration and holistic living.
