
09/07/2024
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What is Classical Hatha Yoga
Derived from Sanskrit, Ha means Sun Tha means moon. They are not taught merely for physical fitness and strength.
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Designed by Sadhguru who is an accomplished yogi of the highest order, Isha Hata Yoga programs are an unparalleled opportunity to learn practices derived from a yogic tradition that has been maintained in its full sanctity and vibrancy for thousands of years. The classes will be conducted by highly trained teachers and will offer Classical Hatha Yoga in its full depth and dimension.
What is Classical Hatha Yoga Yoga Asanas are offered as a set of powerful postures to transform the body and the mind into a possibility for ultimate wellbeing. They are not taught merely for physical fitness and strength. They are a way of aligning the inner system to the celestial geometry, becoming in sync with the existence, thereby naturally achieving a state of health, joy, and bliss. Let’s look at what may be considered the very basic unit of Hatha Yoga: the asana. People today think of asanas as impressive body-twisting postures that are essentially about fitness, flexibility or building muscle. Whereas “yoga,” by its very definition, means “that which takes you on to a higher dimension or higher perception of life.” Hata yoga demands a certain involvement of body, mind, energy and the inner-most core. Unfortunately something this profound is often reduced to a physical exercise. “Asana” quite simply means “a posture.” Any way that we may sit, stand or position our hands is an asana. And so, innumerable asanas are possible. However, a particular posture that leads you to a higher possibility is called a yogasana. There are eighty-four basic yogasanas through which one can elevate one’s consciousness. Sadhguru says, “When we say eighty-four asanas, do not think of them as just eighty-four postures. These are eighty-four systems, eighty-four ways of attaining.”