We are a multifaceted Center for Yoga Studies. We organise talks, workshops, courses, conferences, symposiums, retreats and festivals.

We envision the well-being of all beings.

We seek to offer transformative learning experiences that are authentic and immersive based on the following principles:

Harmonizing Philosophy, Psychology, and Practice of Yoga

We place a strong emphasis on establishing a profound connection between philosophy, psychology, and practice to fully comprehend yoga as a transformative tool for inner development. We believe that all three elements are indispensable for a comprehensive understanding and to experience the holistic benefits of yoga.

Embracing the Spiritual Purpose, Complimenting Sutras with Shastras

We consider the Yoga Sutras as the heart of yoga, and we further believe that the study of the Sutras needs to be complemented with Ayurveda and Vedanta Shastras to bring out the shared connections. The practice of yoga is only the first step towards one's spiritual growth, and this vision remains at the core of our approach and offerings.

Harnessing the Power of Sanskrit and Mantras

We hold authenticity and immersive learning as vital elements on the path to inner transformation. The incorporation of Sanskrit and Mantras facilitates a cognitive shift, cultivating a sense of surrender and gratitude.

Celebrating Diversity in Yoga

We take pride in being a neutral platform that actively engages with, features, and promotes all the different schools of Yoga that have emerged. We embrace and respect the diverse paths and approaches that individuals and communities have developed over time. By fostering inclusivity, we encourage a rich and dynamic exchange of ideas, making Yoga accessible to all, irrespective of their backgrounds and beliefs.

Honouring the Origin and Cultural Foundations

We cherish the authenticity and integrity of Yoga by recognizing and respecting its cultural foundations in the ancient wisdom of India. While acknowledging its universal applications, we remain mindful of the context of its origin in Bharatha, which has nurtured Yoga for thousands of years through the diverse experiences of seekers and sacred spaces. Modern Yoga must embrace and pay tribute to this evolutionary process.

These are the Pancha Peetha, the Five-fold Foundations of all that we do.