Aiming to Achieve Oneness

Yoga is a 5,000-year-old discipline originating from India. Yoga is for everyone. It increases self-awareness and removes negativity from the mind and toxins from the body. It promotes self-healing and recharges the body with cosmic energy. Yoga is a way of life!

The School of Naturopathy & Yogic Sciencesat Eklavya University aims to develop a unified system which integrates physical philosophy and a holistic lifestyle. It promotes a deeper understanding of the ancient philosophies of Yoga and Ayurveda. The program explores the origins and historical development of yoga and meditation in India, from ancient times to the modern world.

The School located at Damoh, is situated amidst picturesque surroundings which offer positive vibes for the spiritual growth of its students. The School is also home to a Pyramid Meditation facility, built under the guidance of Brahmarshi Patriji. Connecting with ourselves and our roots is the guiding principle of the teaching pedagogy adopted by the School.

• Reinforce an environment that prioritizes physical health, mental health and overall wellness as a foundation for lifelong success and happiness.
• Connect with and promote the Ancient Indian traditional practices for good health and long life.
• Cultivate awareness of the interconnection between body, mind, spirit and community in order to affect attitudinal change regarding health and wellness./span>
• Maintain and promote the different Indian Yoga traditions.
• Produce Yoga Therapists of high caliber with in-depth understanding of basic sciences and holistic health techniques.
• Create experiences across the curriculum and in the classroom that encourage and motivate health and wellness.
• Provide extensive research facilities for carrying out fundamental and clinical research in the discipline of Yoga and its applications keeping in view the socio- economic needs of all sections of the society.
• Develop techniques and approaches based on the Ancient Yoga Texts and Granthas of Yoga to meet the challenges of the modern era.