From the 'six schools of philosophy,' Nyaya is the school of rationalists that focuses on knowledge and logic. The six schools of Indian philosophy are Sāṅkhya, Yoga, Nyāya, Vaiśeṣika, Mīmāṁsā, and Vedānta. Composed by Akṣapāda Gautama, the sutras are divided into five chapters, each with two sections. The work begins with a statement of the subject matter, the purpose, and the relation of the subject matter to the attainment of that purpose. The ultimate purpose is salvation—i.e., complete freedom from pain—and salvation comes from the attainment of knowledge.

Learn to adapt the Sivananda Yoga practice for those with limited mobility. This course specializes in teaching seniors and students living with Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, stroke recovery, and dementia. 15 CEUS for CYT Teachers.

As Vedanta the goal of Raja Yoga is liberation from ignorance through Self-knowledge. The yoga path to Self-knowledge is quieting the mind through Abhyasa (discrimination, self-discipline, and meditation) and Vairagya (detachment from Klesha or distraction and suffering). We will focus on the Niyamas as a progressive path to Self-knowledge, Concentration and self-mastery. We will examine the practical teachings of the Yoga Sutras to help guide us through the the path of Self-knowledge

Join us for these programs in March. With the Subscription receive access to all programs within the subscription. This month's focus is Bhakti (devotion) & Asana (steady posture).

Come join our morning Hanuman Chalisa Chanting group! LIVE FROM THE ASHRAM.

The qualities of sthira/sukha: Balance/Comfort within your asana practice can
aid the flow of energy, calm the mind and bring a deeper understanding of the body-mind connection.

Join us in this Asana Jaya class (Meditative yoga class) where we will hold the asanas longer, creating space to increase both attention and intention principles in the postures.

Discover a new depth to the Sivananda Asana Sequence, hold the yoga asana for longer - conquer the position, go inwards and attain mastery over the asanas (asana jaya).

Each Sunday we will chant the Sri Lalita Sahasranama Strotram. Learn the significance and some of the beautiful translations of the 1000 names. Each name of the Divine in the Sahasranama refers to a different quality or attribute of the Divine.

Learn how to do Puja (worship ceremony) at home.A part of the legacy of classical Yoga passed on to us from our gurus, is the practice of Puja, or symbolic worship of the divine. In all of our Sivananda Ashrams and Centers worldwide we have received our current format of Puja from Swami Vishnudevananda. Sitaram Chaitanya, who performs this Puja daily at the Sivananda Yoga Ranch, will be guiding you on how to bring this practice to your home.

Join us for a fascinating look into the life and times of Sri Krishna, Jai Radhe!

In this workshop we will explore hip opening postures based from the traditional practice of the Sivananda sequence exploring the greatness of the simplicity of staying in an asana. We will also incorporate variations to deepen stretching and free stagnant energy to create more flexibility and relief.

Spring ahead with a Sun Salutation Challenge! The session will be entirely guided. We will start as per our tradition with a short initial relaxation and the opening prayer. We will do 27 salutations on the right side alternated with 27 on the left.  We will conclude the session with a nice, well-deserved final relaxation.

In this discourse, gain a deeper understanding of the nine modes of bhakti and how to utilize these paths in your journey towards the Supreme.

Join us online for an uplifting celebration of freedom and resurrection that includes a Passover reading of the Aggadah, book of Passover stories.

Yoga postures, breathing exercises and relaxation techniques can help the mind and body adapt to pregnancy, prepare for labor and adjust to life with the new baby.