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Yoga is not a new phenomenon but the essence of the spiritual and cultural traditions of India going back to the earliest eras, with connections throughout the world and human history. Yoga is a great treasure and heritage with benefits for all countries that are now becoming obvious to society as a whole. Yogic
The Vedas as the Pyramids of the Mind The Vedas represent a monumental spiritual literature, by far the largest that remains from the ancient world, the profound symbolic mantras of India’s ancient Rishis. We could therefore call the Vedas, ‘the pyramids of the ancient mind’. The Vedas are the oldest record of the great dharmic
By David Frawley (Vamadeva Shastri, www.vedanet.com) One of the two keynote talks given at the close of the International Conference on Dharma-Dhamma, Bhopal, India, Sept. 23, 2012, which was attended by several hundred scholars from throughout the world. It followed the groundbreaking ceremony for a new university for Buddhist and Indic Studies at Sanchi, Madhya
Yoga means unification, which is first the unity of all the dualities and contraries that constitute the energies of life.
In these times of economic and social uncertainty, Yoga and Ayurveda practitioners and schools have faced numerous unpredictable challenges, and
Ayurveda is inherently a psychological as much as a physical system of medicine. Its scope of practice includes both physical
Veda is the knowledge and Yoga is its practice. It is that simple. They are two sides of the same
Following Ayurveda along with Yoga helps us gain complete harmony and balance in body and mind so that we can
What if the most powerful force for energizing all Yoga practices were as obvious and visible as the Sun? The
