The Indian Yoga Association (IYA), Uttar Pradesh Chapter, played a significant role in the Women Empowerment Seminar organized by the Institute Innovation Council (IIC) at SD College of Commerce. The event was a resounding success, bringing together experts and dignitaries to discuss critical issues surrounding…
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Paramanand Yoga is located in Indore, Madhya Pradesh (India) is situated in the midst of the picturesque thus offering placid vibes for the individual’s positive growth. They have 6 acres of campus with 43000 sq.ft. constructed area that encompasses yoga and meditation halls, single/twin sharing accommodation for residents, traditional Goshala (cow shed), old-age home, free ophthalmic services to poor patients, free yogic therapy to poor patients, Panchkarma Ayurveda hall, library, serene gardens etc.
Paramanand Yoga is known to stay closer to the roots, imparting the knowledge right from Ancient Sanskrit Scriptures. Here, the students embark on a journey which allows them to experience the traditional Eight Limbs of Hatha Yoga. They emphasize following Yama and Niyama, together with Ayurveda’s Ahara and Vihara principles in or Ashram lifestyle. Expedition starts from Body Consciousness to Supreme Consciousness to explore unlimited possibilities of their potential through Yoga, Pranayama and Meditation.
Paramanand Institute of Yoga Sciences & Research is internationally renowned Yoga Institute as well as a proposed Yoga University. It stands out for imparting authentic and traditional Yoga training to students from across the globe. Being a Research Institute, they decode the secret ancient scriptures to unveil powerful yogic techniques and put them through practice to verify their potential. They have successfully trained students from 89 countries. Some of our students are record holders in various World Yoga Competitions and the Guinness Book of World Records. Paramanand Yoga Therapy Hospital has treated thousands of patients and continues to serve the mankind.
