Yoga is more than just physical movement – this is a lifestyle in deep philosophy. In this blog, we found out the main ideas behind yoga, including its purpose, principle and path to inner peace. Whether you are new to yoga or an experienced yogi, this guide will help you understand the knowledge that guides the practice of yoga. Start your journey in the heart of yoga today.

Neither the Bhagwad Gita was only meant to be understood by the warrior Arjuna, nor is it just a motivational conversation between Krishna and Arjuna. It extends far beyond how we have perceived it as – an ancient scripture, maybe for the elders and spiritual masters. But no, it is for modern people and practitioners like us. It was meant for us to help steer through the hardships wrapped in attachments of life smoothly and without disturbing our inner peace.

Step into the roots of yoga—its ancient history, core philosophies, and spiritual principles that go beyond the mat. A journey that inspires all the yoga enthusiasts.

Moksha isn’t a dramatic moment. It’s subtle. It’s when you stop letting your fears or your past define you. When you no longer need to prove anything – not to the world, not even to yourself. You still feel, still care, still lose and love – but the clinging softens. The grip loosens. You begin to breathe a little easier. You stop chasing what was never yours to control. Liberation isn’t far away. It’s in the quiet acceptance of now. In the peace that shows up when you stop running – not away, but within.

This blog establishes the connection between yoga and education, and how yoga philosophy in education supports the overall growth in students and teacher training.

Hatha Yoga’s mythological origins, key philosophies, core practices, and how it stands apart from other modern and traditional yoga forms are explained in this blog.

Sankalpa is the ancient practice of intention-setting. Learn what it means, why it matters, and how to create powerful sankalpas that stick.

The three main nadis—Sushumna, Ida and Pingala—are vital pathways for balance and Kundalini awakening. Here’s everything you need to know.

Drishti is a focussed yoga gaze with many incredible benefits. Explore the 9 Drishti points and how you can use them to deepen your focus in yoga, meditation, and life.