ADVAIT YOGA

The name Advait Yoga is taken from our two ancient and unparalleled school of philosophy. ADVAIT VEDANTA and YOGA. Both leading to the same goal. While Advait Vedanta is an intellectual inquiry into the nature of the ultimate reality behind this universe, Yoga provides a practical way to its realization. Advait here means non dual.
Advait Yoga is dedicated to facilitate the conscious or unconscious endeavour of human beings towards happiness, towards freedom, towards satisfaction and completeness, towards realisation of the unity, oneness with the universe.
At Advait Yoga, classes are designed to offer the student the relevant esoteric information and techniques to achieve the designated goals. Combination of the awareness of the most beneficial postures and stretching, breathing practices, relaxation with awareness and meditation purifies the subtle bodies that lie within and clears up the blocked energy channels. This allows an uninterrupted and uniform flow of energy in the body which leads to a good physical tone, mental alertness, increased immunity and elevated spirits. It eventually allows you to reconnect with your real self, as well as help you to regain balance and harmony in your life.

1. CORE STRENGTH AND GENERAL FLEXIBILITY :- (20 hrs / 10 days)

Improves the core muscles strength and in general of the whole body. Body becomes lighter and movements are gracious.

2. FLEXIBLE, STONG AND SUPPLE SPINE:- (30 hrs / 10-15 days)

It includes flexibility and strength training, relaxation, soothing the nervous system and spinal injury rehabilitation viz. spondylosis, slip disc, muscular dislocation etc.

(A man is as younger as its spine is flexible)

3. POSTURAL ALIGNMENT, AWARENESS AND BALANCE:- (10 hrs / 5 days)

Movements with body co-ordination. Improves the body awareness and balancing postures. Improves the balance in body movements and in all walks of life. It improves the mental capacity to stay calm and balanced in any situation while being aware of our own system.

4. MINOR YOGIC MOVEMENTS AND BREATHING:- (6 hrs / 3 days)

It is pre-requisite for any of the above programs. It improves the basic movements of all body parts and joints, removes stiffness of the body, increases circulation, removes uric acid accumulation from body and relieves painful body condition.

5. SUN SALUTATION:- (6 hrs / 3 days)

It is a series of 12 postures done in continuous flow. It affects the energy centers (subtle) of the body and thus is a very powerful exercise in channeling the whole body energy. Its effects are on all the systems of the body and on strengthening the limbs of our body.

It balances our voluntary and involuntary / natural reflex systems and good for general flexibility and fitness.

6. PRANAYAMA:- (Basic Course – 4 hrs / 2 days)

It increases the lung capacity, removes toxins from the blood and thus improves the conditions of lung, kidneys and all excretory organs. Works wonders on all psycho-somatic disorders, nervous systems, hypertension, stress, digestive and glandular system. Different body secretions viz. hormones and enzymes are regulated, mind calms down, soothes the nerves, memory and concentration is improved.

A regular practice improves the immunity, endurance and vital powers of the body. Our energy is channelized and we get control over our thoughts to put them to higher use as for critical thinking, deep contemplation and meditation.

7. SANKH PRAKSHALANA :- (Yogic Colon Cleansing)

Our digestive system is like engine of the body and root of 90% of disorders. For its effective and healthy functioning it needs to be cleansed and kept light.
Sankh Prakshalana cleanses the whole elementary canal, which is the starting place of all disorders viz. constipation, gastric, heaviness in body, lethargy, dyspepsia, indigestion etc, to name a few.

It is an effective tool for purifying the body and for removal of excess fat also.

YOGA

Yoga is basically a mind and body discipline whose goal is higher spiritual attainment. However, today Yoga is practiced with a view of health benefits we can derive from it. Yet a little bit of philosophical knowledge of this system becomes necessary because it talks in terms of subtle phenomenon happening inside us, subtle energies, subtle bodies that lie inside our gross physical bodies.
To know why Yoga is practiced we have to understand that there is a tendency or an innate desire in human beings, which is the desire to acquire, to acquire anything and everything that they do not possess or think that is less and it should be more in particular. For example, knowledge, the perfect health, lots of wealth, prosperity, fame, all the materials of this world and another, power to do whatever he wishes, an intelligent and powerful mind, rich experiences of anything that exist, to be very lovable and being loved etc. Or, in other words there is the desire to have an absolutely perfect life (whatever may the individual’s view of absoluteness be).