Yogavidya stands at the confluence of two profound philosophies—Yoga and Vedanta (Uttara Mimamsa)—offering a holistic path for spiritual seekers. By exploring the core messages of both philosophies, we can understand how their union in Yogavidya serves as a guide for integrating spiritual principles into everyday life.
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In a convergence of spirituality and modern science, the International Yoga Research Foundation (IYRF) recently hosted a landmark event – ‘Colloquium on Yoga and Life Sciences and Beyond (YLSB): Emerging Possibilities for a New World Order’ at Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB).
Over two enlightening days on February 17th and 18th, 2024, the foundation unveiled a vision that resonated with luminaries and scholars alike.
Agamas described That happiness as Anantam Anandam Brahma.
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On 15th February, 2024, Sri M did the pran pratishtha (consecration) of the Sri Guru Babaji Temple at Nooranad, Kerala, a first in Southern India.
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According to Vedanta, the expression used to describe the ultimate reality,
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The mind is actually that which is not, but is ever becoming.
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The whole idea of Vedanta and the search is to find the witnessing entity
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The framework on which we form our images of this world is based on the inputs
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Truthful means to appreciate and encourage that part of reality
MoreThe golden rule of yama and niyama is moderation. If you don’t have moderation,
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Starting this March, we are glad to introduce two specially curated online programs for your journey towards holistic wellbeing.
MoreAs you give attention to the breath, you move towards that which is making
MoreThe breath is a link between your soul, your inner being and your outer body. If you can give attention to your breath, you can slowly move towards that which controls the breath.
MoreThe most essential nourishment that is required for the body is the breath.
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‘Let go and rejoice!’ This is not to be mistaken with laziness.
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