Haṭha Vidyã
Traditional School of Yoga
Hatha Vidya Traditional School of Yoga was founded with the aim to preserve and spread the classical practices of Hatha Yoga so that the right knowledge of Yoga can be imparted to the world
Haṭha Vidyã
Traditional School of Yoga
The Haṭha Vidyã Traditional School of Yoga aims to teach the proper techniques of Haṭha Yoga to all students. First Yogi, Adi Nath, is the origin of the Haṭha Yogic tradition. No yogic practice has been influenced by this lineage. All-encompassing and relevant to humanity, the concept is pervasive. Most Haṭha Yogic techniques are passed down verbally from the Guru to the learner. Its methodologies are scattered among several manuscripts and shastras (classical scriptures). Haṭha Vidyã incorporates traditional yogic techniques inspired by ancient literature. Discover the essence of Yoga through Haṭha Vidyģ Tradition. The Haṭha Vidyã group preserves the yogic tradition.
Haṭha Vidyã Clasess
Haṭha Yogic practices have mostly been passed down orally from the Guru to the Shishya (the student). There are many manuscripts and shastras (classical texts) that list some of its methods, but they are spread out over many texts. Based on old texts, Haṭha Vidyã has compiled traditional yogic techniques to its system. Haṭha Vidyã Tradition is the way to get to the heart of Yoga.
12 Years Of Sadhana
Sadhana is a discipline undertaken to achieve a specific goal. And the main goal for any spiritual seeker is to get to know one's own true nature; to understand one's ownself completely, in order to be able to understand the cosmos therein.
As a man goes through life, performing all his duties and responsibilities based on each stage of life, he experiences periods of joy and despair, of pain and happiness. And then there comes a time when he pauses, takes a step behind, and starts to question the reason and significance of this whole process of life.
As per the philosophy of Karma, a human being takes birth in order to exhaust his previously accumulated karmas; the ones that he has accumulated in all of his past lives. And it is said that one can gain a certain amount of control on his present life only once he has exhausted all of his Prarabdh karma or the Karma that has led him to take the current form and placed him in the situation that he is, in this lifetime.
