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I kept the initial discussion brief and moved quickly onto the Pawanmuktasana series of movements to warm up, gradually intensifying the mood to a point where everyone was comfortable Ha, Ha, Ha-ing and Ho, Ho, Ho-ing moving their hands from their chest to their belly. Although I encouraged everyone who could to get up and moving I planned for the session to start and ended in chairs. One lady was in a wheelchair and others clearly had health and mobility difficulties. I was very conscious of my responsibility to their emotional and physical wellbeing. Others have lost family members suddenly and tragically. None of the participants in my workshop have had easy lives and some carry very heavy burdens caring for loved ones with very serious disabilities. The questions have a serious side to get people thinking about their general attitude to life. Despite my cynicism I scored over 78 which means I’m good at laughing but could do better. The website also has a “Find your LQ (Laughter Quotient)” test to get you thinking. Once you’ve got a group sticking their tongue out at each other, a few rounds of pretend laughter doesn’t seem so silly. I also added some of the “sillier” asanas like Lion. I incorporated these with the Pranayama techniques learnt on my teacher training courses at Yoga Professionals and Dru Yoga. The Laughter Yoga website contains basic exercises to start off with. And best of all, pretend laughter eventually transforms into genuine laughter anyway – with no jokes necessary. He discovered that the body can’t tell the difference between real and pretend laughter – the same happy chemistry results from both. It was at this point that Dr Kataria wondered if laughter could be produced artificially. In fact, there was a risk of some people being offended by the material used. The problem with jokes, of course, is that what is funny to one person isn’t to another. The numbers grew quickly to more than 50 and a good time was had by all mostly, I gather, sharing jokes and funny stories. He started a Laughter Club with just five people in a Mumbai public park. Apparently it all began in the early 90s when Dr Madan Kataria noticed growing scientific evidence that laughter is beneficial to both mental and physical health. Naturally Google was my first point of call and I quickly discovered with accompanying photos of happy, laughing people who meet regularly all over the world to share laughter sessions. Apparently Laughter Yoga was what they wanted so Laughter Yoga was what they were going to get. So it was with a large dose of cynicism that I found myself researching Laughter Yoga for a Carer’s Session at HAD (a local community centre for people with disabilities). A discreet and dignified chuckle is usually the best I can manage. I would be pretty useless in one of those comedy audiences where they need everyone laughing uproariously. It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud. I put it in much the same box as Dog Yoga and Surfboard Yoga as “yogas” I’m unlikely to be taking part in myself. I’ve experienced it a few times, but usually only as a small part of the class and it’s always struck me as forced and gimmicky. I love yoga in almost all its forms – even those I can’t do – but Laughter Yoga is one aspect I’ve never been much interested in.