Subramanya Yoga

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Background: A yoga practice involving cycles of yoga postures and supine rest (called cyclic meditation) was previously shown to improve performance in attention tasks more than relaxation in the corpse posture (shavasana). This was ascribed to reduced anxiety, though this was not assessed.

Results: There was a significant improvement in the scores of all sections of the WMS studied after both CM and SR, but, the magnitude of change was more after CM compared to after SR. The state anxiety scores decreased after both CM and SR, with a greater magnitude of decrease after CM. There was no correlation between percentage change in memory scores and state anxiety for either session.

Conclusion: A cyclical combination of yoga postures and supine rest in CM improved memory scores immediately after the practice and decreased state anxiety more than rest in a classical yoga relaxation posture (shavasana).

Context: Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a significant public health problem that has reached epidemic proportions. Yoga therapy has emerged as one of the complementary and alternative therapies for CLBP.

Settings and design: This study was carried out at the SVYASA Yoga University, Bengaluru, South India. The IYTM for CLBP was designed, validated, and later tested for feasibility in patients with CLBP.

Materials and methods: In the first phase, IYTM for CLBP was designed based on the literature review of classical texts and recently published research studies. In the second phase, designed IYTM (26 yoga practices) was validated by thirty subject matter (yoga) experts. Content validity ratio (CVR) was analyzed using Lawshe's formula. In the third phase, the validated IYTM (20 yoga practices) was tested on 12 patients for pain, disability and perceived stress at baseline and after 1-month of this intervention.

Conclusion: The designed IYTM was validated by thirty yoga experts and later evaluated on a small sample. This study has shown that the validated IYTM is feasible, had no adverse effects and was useful in alleviating pain, disability, and perceived stress in patients with CLBP. However, randomized control trials with larger sample are needed to strengthen the study.

At Subramanya Yoga Centre, our Team is our Family. We promote an inclusive, judgement-free, welcoming space for all. We practice what we preach, and find joy in our work and connecting with others through our yoga practice.

Background: Drug abuse including alcohol may lead to health problems, social problems, morbidity, injuries, unprotected sex, violence, deaths, motor vehicle accidents, homicides, suicides, physical dependence or psychological addiction. Objectives: To study the efficacy of yoga on Quality of life of drug abusers and to study the efficacy of Yoga on measures of depression of drug abusers. Methods and Materials: 66 drug abused males with the mean age of 32.509.86 years participated in the randomized control trial pre and post study. BDI-II and WHOQOL-BREF were used to assess depression score and quality of life before and after. Statistical analysis: Shapiro - Wilk, Wilcoxon signed rank test and Mann Whitney test were used for analyzing the data with the help of SPSS 16. Results: There was significant reduction after yoga intervention in depression scores (BDI-II) (p=0.000) and significant increase in Quality of life Domain 1, 2 and 3 (p=0.000, p=0.043, p=0.015). There was no significant increase in QOL Domain 4 (p=0.089). Regarding wait list control group, after the intervention programme, there was significant reduction in depression score, (p=0.040) and no significant increase in QOLBREF score in all four domains. Conclusion: Thus this study has shown that Yoga practice can help in reducing depression symptoms and increased quality of life in drug abuser.

Swami Vishnudevananda was sent by Swami Sivananda in 1957, from Rishikesh, Himalayas, to bring yoga to the West. After traveling extensively in the Far East and the U.S., Swamiji settled in Montreal in 1959 and established his first yoga centre there on Boulevard Saint-Laurent, where it remains to this day.

During summer weekends, Swami Vishnudevananda noticed a considerable drop in class attendance, as people left the city to enjoy nature in the countryside. He devised the concept of a Yoga Vacation and held his first Yoga Camp in 1961 in nearby Saint-Hippolyte. The Camp was a resounding success and an increasing number of visitors spent their weekends practicing yoga under his guidance. Looking to establish a permanent base, Swamiji was drawn to Val-Morin, nestled in the picturesque Laurentian Mountains. In February 1962, the present site of the Yoga Camp was established.

The Yoga Camp serves as the international headquarters for the organization, which has developed a global presence, including 9 ashrams and over 25 yoga centers throughout North America, South America, Europe and Asia. International website.

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Subramanya Yoga Centre is a community-oriented Centre committed to the process of helping individuals awaken to their full physical and mental potential. The traditional roots of yoga are preserved while embracing modern more accessible approaches. We offer daily a wide range of styles and levels of classes that allow anyone brand spanking new to yoga or the experienced practitioner to find something for them. Offering hot yoga, beginner yoga, therapeutic back care yoga, breathwork/meditation classes and ice bathing classes.

Engine House Yoga and Fitness provides group fitness and yoga classes as well as personal training in a welcoming and inclusive setting. Our highly qualified team of instructors are happy to support you in your wellness journey and assist you in reaching your goals.

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Just 20 minutes outside Brockville, this retreat blends the art of mindfulness with the healing power of nature. Discover a sanctuary designed to rejuvenate your body, calm your mind, and nourish your soul.

In 1947, at the age of 20, he journeyed to India and Sri Lanka and in 1949, was initiated into sannyasa[2] by the renowned siddha yogi and worshiper of Lord Shiva, Jnanaguru Yogaswami of Jaffna, Sri Lanka who was regarded as one of the 20th century's remarkable mystics. In the 1970s he established a Hindu monastery in Kauai, Hawaii and founded the magazine Hinduism Today.[3] In 1985, he created the festival of Pancha Ganapati as a Hindu alternative to December holidays like Christmas.[4][5] He was one of Shaivism's Gurus, the founder and leader of the Saiva Siddhanta Church.

He is part of the guru lineage of the Sri Lankan Alaveddy Hindus. His various institutions form a Jaffna-Tamil-based organization which has branched out from his Sri Subramuniya Ashram in Alaveddy to meet the needs of the growing Hindu diaspora of this century. He also established a seven-acre (2.8 ha) monastery in Mauritius, which includes a public Spiritual Park called "Spiritual Park- Pointe de Lascars". He oversaw more than 50 independent temples worldwide.[6]

His influence reflected the reach of his publications, including the approximately 30 books he wrote. Subramuniyaswami was described by Klaus Klostermaier as "the single-most advocate of Hinduism outside India".[7] The book Religious Leaders of America explained Subramuniyaswami's role as "a pillar of orthodox Hinduism."[8]

Sivaya Subramuniyaswami was born in Oakland, California on January 5, 1927 as Robert Hansen. He is quoted as relating how, at the age of six, "the totality of the power of the eternity of the moment began to become stronger and stronger within me from that time onward."[9][third-party source needed][10][third-party source needed] He was most inspired by the life of Swami Vivekananda and his four small volumes: Raja Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga and Inspired Talks, and most particularly by Swami Vivekananda's poem, "The Song of the Sannyasin."

Sivaya Subramuniyaswami's training in classical Eastern and Western dance and in the disciplines of yoga developed him into a dancer. He joined the San Francisco Ballet Company, becoming their danseur by the age of nineteen.[11] At twenty years of age, he took the first ship to leave for India after World War II. He celebrated his twenty-first birthday just days before going ashore and walking through the grand Gateway to India in Mumbai.

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