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welcome to the Witness History podcast here on the BBC World Service.

I'm Louis Adagno, and today I'm taking you back to the

1950s and a chance encounter between the great violinist Yehudi Menuin and

the yoga teacher Bik S. Ienga. It was a meeting that led to a lifelong friendship and played a crucial role

in bringing the ancient Indian tradition of yoga to the west. I've been speaking to Ienga teacher

Rajvie Metre and listening back through the archive to the master himself talking about that first meeting with Yuhu di Menuen. But for Yavudi Meni and probably the rest would not have no.

Guruji was very close to Menuant and Menuen to Guruji and Menuen played a very important role for the Western world to get introduced to Bikha Sayinger and in yoga going all over the world.

Radfri Meta was a pupil of BKSA Inga, Gourji, to his followers, and he'd show her the letters that

after that first meeting he and Yehudi Menuin used to send one another.

There were handwritten letters from Menuin.

Like a devoted student, okay, this is what I have practiced and I'm sorry, I was traveling,

I haven't been able to practice, but I'll make up for it kind of thing.

And later they turned into typed

and computer printouts.

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