Viniyoga © FAQ 332 | What is the procedure of Mantra Initiation?

Mantra-s, or sacred vibrational chants, are an integral part of traditional Yoga practice and bring a range of benefits, including improved memory and focus, enhanced mental discipline, balanced energy, reduced agitation and stress, increased breathing capacity, better sleep and an overall sense of well-being.

In this set of five videos, we explore the role of Mantra-s in traditional Yoga practice.

In this second video, we explore the question - What is the procedure of Mantra Initiation?

Viniyoga © FAQ 331 | What are Mantra-s? by Dr Kausthub Desikachar

Mantra-s, or sacred vibrational chants, are an integral part of traditional Yoga practice and bring a range of benefits, including improved memory and focus, enhanced mental discipline, balanced energy, reduced agitation and stress, increased breathing capacity, better sleep and an overall sense of well-being.

In this set of five videos, we explore the role of Mantra-s in traditional Yoga practice.

In this first video, we explore the question - What are Mantra-s?

Viniyoga © FAQ 330 | Teachings from Nathamuni's Yogarahasya - Part 05 - Yoga as Spiritual Practice!

Nathamuni's Yogarahasya is one of Yoga's most ancient and classical texts. Composed in the ninth century, the sacred text was lost and eventually rediscovered by our own Yogācārya T Krishnamacharya. The text offers valuable insights into the teachings of Yoga, especially through the most sacred Śrivaiśṇava-sampradāya. The Viniyoga tradition is deeply rooted in the teachings of Nāthamuni and the Yogarahasya is considered among the most important reference texts.

This series of five videos explores the five important teachings from Nāthamuni's Yogarahasya.

Part 05 - Yoga as Spiritual Practice!

Viniyoga © FAQ 329 | Teachings from Nathamuni's Yogarahasya - Part 04 - Yoga as Therapy

Nathamuni's Yogarahasya is one of Yoga's most ancient and classical texts. Composed in the ninth century, the sacred text was lost and eventually rediscovered by our own Yogācārya T Krishnamacharya. The text offers valuable insights into the teachings of Yoga, especially through the most sacred Śrivaiśṇava-sampradāya. The Viniyoga tradition is deeply rooted in the teachings of Nāthamuni and the Yogarahasya is considered among the most important reference texts.

This series of five videos explores the five important teachings from Nāthamuni's Yogarahasya.

Part 04 - Yoga as Therapy!

Viniyoga © FAQ 328 | Teachings from Nathamuni's Yogarahasya - Part 03 - Viniyoga of Yoga

Nathamuni's Yogarahasya is one of Yoga's most ancient and classical texts. Composed in the ninth century, the sacred text was lost and eventually rediscovered by our own Yogācārya T Krishnamacharya. The text offers valuable insights into the teachings of Yoga, especially through the most sacred Śrivaiśṇava-sampradāya. The Viniyoga tradition is deeply rooted in the teachings of Nāthamuni and the Yogarahasya is considered among the most important reference texts.

This series of five videos explores the five important teachings from Nāthamuni's Yogarahasya.

Part 03 - Viniyoga of Yoga!

Viniyoga © FAQ 327 | Teachings from Nathamuni's Yogarahasya - Part 02 - Yoga for Women

Nathamuni's Yogarahasya is one of Yoga's most ancient and classical texts. Composed in the ninth century, the sacred text was lost and eventually rediscovered by our own Yogācārya T Krishnamacharya. The text offers valuable insights into the teachings of Yoga, especially through the most sacred Śrivaiśṇava-sampradāya. The Viniyoga tradition is deeply rooted in the teachings of Nāthamuni and the Yogarahasya is considered among the most important reference texts.

In this series of five videos, we explore the five important teachings from Nāthamuni's Yogarahasya.

Part 02 - Yoga for Women!

Viniyoga © FAQ 326 | Teachings from Nathamuni's Yogarahasya - Part 01 - The Two Paths of Yoga

Nathamuni's Yogarahasya is one of Yoga's most ancient and classical texts. Composed in the ninth century, the sacred text was lost and eventually rediscovered by our own Yogācārya T Krishnamacharya. The text offers valuable insights into the teachings of Yoga, especially through the most sacred Śrivaiśṇava-sampradāya. The Viniyoga tradition is deeply rooted in the teachings of Nāthamuni and the Yogarahasya is considered among the most important reference texts.

In this series of five videos, we explore the five important teachings from Nāthamuni's Yogarahasya.

Part 01 - Bhakti and Prapatti, the two paths of Yoga.

Viniyoga © FAQ 325 | What is unique about Viniyoga Therapy (S.H.I.N.E) | Part 05 - Evolving process

Viniyoga®'s approach to Yoga Therapy is very unique, and the tradition is most suited for care seekers of all ages and issues. Here we present you five of the most unique features of our holistic and complementary approach to healing and well-being.

Part 05 - Yoga Therapy is an Evolving process

Viniyoga © FAQ 324 | What is unique about Viniyoga Therapy (S.H.I.N.E) | Part 04 - Non-invasive

Viniyoga®'s approach to Yoga Therapy is very unique, and the tradition is most suited for care seekers of all ages and issues. Here we present you five of the most unique features of our holistic and complementary approach to healing and well-being.

Part 04 - Non Invasive

Viniyoga © FAQ 323 | What is unique about Viniyoga Therapy (S.H.I.N.E) | Part 03 - Individualised Approach

Viniyoga®'s approach to Yoga Therapy is very unique, and the tradition is most suited for care seekers of all ages and issues. Here we present you five of the most unique features of our holistic and complementary approach to healing and well-being.

Part 03 - Individualised Approach

Viniyoga © FAQ 322 | What is unique about Viniyoga Therapy (S.H.I.N.E) | Part 02 - Holistic Outlook

Viniyoga®'s approach to Yoga Therapy is very unique, and the tradition is most suited for care seekers of all ages and issues. Here we present you five of the most unique features of our holistic and complementary approach to healing and well-being.

Part 02 - Holistic Outlook

Viniyoga © FAQ 321 | What is unique about Viniyoga Therapy (S.H.I.N.E) | Part 01 - Self Empowering

Viniyoga®'s approach to Yoga Therapy is very unique, and the tradition is most suited for care seekers of all ages and issues. Here we present you five of the most unique features of our holistic and complementary approach to healing and well-being.

Part 01 - Self Empowering

Viniyoga © FAQ 320 | 5 Important Teachings of Dhyānamālikā | Part 5 - The means for liberation

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder, Dr Kausthub Desikachar, explores five essential teachings of Dhyānamālikā, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This fifth video explores the topic of The means for liberation!

Viniyoga © FAQ 319 | 5 Important Teachings of Dhyānamālikā | Part 4 - The Choice of meditative Focus

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder, Dr Kausthub Desikachar, explores five essential teachings of Dhyānamālikā, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This fourth video explores the topic of The Choice of meditative Focus.

Viniyoga © FAQ 318 | 5 Important Teachings of Dhyānamālikā | Part 03 - Purity & Process of Dhyānam

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder, Dr Kausthub Desikachar, explores five essential teachings of Dhyānamālikā, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This third video explores the topic of Purity & Process of Dhyānam

Viniyoga © FAQ 317 | 5 Important Teachings of Dhyānamālikā | 02 - Preparatory Practices for Dhyānam

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder, Dr Kausthub Desikachar, explores five essential teachings of Dhyānamālikā, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This second video explores the topic of the Preparatory Practices for Dhyānam!

Viniyoga © FAQ 316 | 5 Important Teachings of Dhyānamālikā | Part 01 - Initiation into Dhyānam

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder, Dr Kausthub Desikachar, explores five essential teachings of Dhyānamālikā, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This first video explores the topic of Initiation into Dhyānam!

Viniyoga © FAQ 315 | 5 Important Teachings of Yogāñjalisāram | Part 5 - Yoga & Jñāna, Karma & Bhakti

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder Dr Kausthub Desikachar explores five important teachings of Yogāñjalisāram, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This fifth video explores the topic of Yoga & Jñāna, Karma & Bhakti

Viniyoga © FAQ 314 | 5 Important Teachings of Yogāñjalisāram | Part 04 - The choice of Divinity

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder Dr Kausthub Desikachar explores five important teachings of Yogāñjalisāram, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This fourth video explores the topic of The choice of Divinity!

Viniyoga © FAQ 313 | 5 Important Teachings of Yogāñjalisāram | Part 03 - Yoga as Therapy

Professor Tirumalai Krishnamacharya is known worldwide as the father of modern Yoga. He revolutionized Yoga in the 20th century and made it accessible to everyone. He was an outstanding Vedic scholar who was versed in all six philosophies of Indian thought and other Vedic disciplines such as Ayurveda and Astrology. He wrote many important books on Yoga and other Vedic subjects, which are considered modern classics.

In this video, his grandson and current lineage holder Dr Kausthub Desikachar explores five important teachings of Yogāñjalisāram, written by Śrī T Krishnamacharya. This third video explores the topic of Yoga as a Therapy!