Yoga Philosophy, Yoga Psychology, Yoga Therapy
In yoga therapy, we often look at how the mind, body, and spirit work together—not as separate parts, but as one connected system. One of the most insightful ways to explore this connection is through the ancient framework of the Tattvas (तत्त्व), or foundational...
Yoga Insights, Yoga Philosophy, Yoga Psychology, Yoga Therapy
In a world full of noise and rush, many of us long for something deeper—clarity, peace, a sense of purpose. The Upanishads, ancient Indian teachings, offer timeless guidance for this kind of inner transformation. Far from being abstract philosophy, they speak to...
Ayurveda, Yoga Insights, Yoga Therapy
In today’s world, chronic exhaustion has quietly become the default mode of existence. From workplace stress and overstimulation to the glorification of over-productivity, we’re living in an age of burnout. Modern medicine recognizes burnout as a state of emotional,...
Yoga Psychology, Yoga Therapy
The Pancha Kosha (Five Sheaths) model, rooted in the Taittiriya Upanishad, offers a profound lens for understanding the multidimensional nature of human health. It teaches that well-being isn’t simply the absence of symptoms—but harmony across five...
Yoga Philosophy, Yoga Therapy
Once there was a wealthy man who had four wives. As he lay on his deathbed, he called his wives one by one and asked if any of them would accompany him on his final journey. He turned to his first wife, the one he loved the most. She was adorned in the finest...
Ayurveda, Yoga Insights, Yoga Therapy
yoga therapists, our work extends beyond managing symptoms—it’s about empowering individuals to live in alignment with their natural state of health and balance. One of the frameworks that deeply supports this process is Swasthavritham, the Ayurvedic science of...
