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Yoganusasanam - Iyengar Yoga Delhi

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Yoganusasanam by Neeru Kathpal offers classes based on the teachings of B.K.S. Iyengar, one of the foremost exponents of yoga in the world today. K. S.

Neeru Kathpal started learning Iyengar Yoga in 1999. She is a certified Iyengar Yoga teacher and a regular practitioner for over 15 years now. She dedicated herself to Iyengar Yoga in 2000 and began teaching in 2010. Neeru has had the great fortune to receive her teacher training certificate from BKS Iyengar. Neeru follows the traditional, disciplined Iyengar approach to yoga with a lot of energy and humor. Iyengar Yoga, named after and developed by B. Iyengar, is a form of Hatha Yoga that is characterized by great attention to detail and precise focus on body alignment. Iyengar Yoga often makes use of props, such as belts, blocks, bolsters, benches and blankets etc as aids in performing asanas. The props enable students to perform the asanas correctly, minimizing the risk of injury or strain, and also allowing elderly, injured, tired or ill students to enjoy the benefits of many asanas via fully supported methods. Iyengar Yoga differs from the other styles of yoga by three key elements: Technique, Sequence and Timing.

• Technique refers to the precision of the body alignment and the performance of pranayama.
• Sequence means the sequences in which asanas and breathing exercises are practiced. Following the specific sequence is important in achieving the desired result, because only the combination of certain poses and breathing techniques can ensure the expected positive effect.
• Timing is the third key element, which defines the time spent in each pose or pranayama.

12/12/2025

Before every complex posture, we master the basics — starting with Tadasana.
Our students learn to stand tall, align, and breathe with awareness.
Join us .yoganusasanam on the mat🌿✨

10/11/2025

Adhomukh Svanasana with traction for cervical and back pain

BKS Iyengar said:-
For us the gadgets are like today’s intensive care unit In olden days there were only general wards and rare special wards, but not intensive care units. Science has advanced and the new electronic equipments are used for monitoring which send messages to the doctors wherever they are. These yogic gadgets, props and blankets do monitor the asana so that the doer cannot do or go wrong. The props and gadgets rejuvenate the system but never exert.
Here extension, expansion and circumduction take place without creating load on the brain or the nerves, whereas if one tries independently, exhaustion is felt before one experiences relief.
Yogis have the subjective experience and modern science has objective views of
body functions. If we can present modern views with the oriental subjective experiences, a new movement of understanding on the living body may shine forth in the 21st century. Then I am sure yoga will shine with more glory.

This is what science of yoga has given us, but somehow or other we have lost it. By the grace of God and by the grace of my guru I started finding means for people to hold on to it like a leech and I am seeing them sticking to it. From here, I hope the present generation builds further means to generate interest for the coming generation.
Astadala Yogmala

07/11/2025

Prasarit Padottanasana - Inner groins lift with the help of belts and tressler

Do not practise for the pleasantness of the mind (sukha), Remember sukhanusayi rägah. Let not your aim to practise be restricted to removing pain. Let the aim in practice be to experience oneness in body, mind and self. Understand and reach that level where you remove differences between body and mind, mind and intelligence and intelligence and self. You have lo experience this non-dualistic state. Continue sadhana in order to remove the impurities and the essence of knowledge to radiate in glory, yogangänusthanat asuddhiksaye jnanadiptih avivekakhyateh (Y.S, II.28). Like the rays of the sun which cleanse the atmosphere, let your intellectual light through yoga remove the darkness that covers the intellect of the head and intelligence of the heart.
BKS Iyengar
Astadala Yogmala

03/11/2025

“Many yoga teachers ask you to do the asana with ease and comfort and without any stress or true exertion. This ultimately leaves the practitioner living within the limits of his or her mind, with the inevitable fear, attachment and pettiness. These teachers and their students feel that the kind of precise and intense practice I am describing is painful. Yes, it is true that sometimes we experience pain during our practice as we exert ourselves and our will.
Yoga is meant for the purification of the body and its exploration as well as for the refinement of the mind.
This demands strength and will both to observe and at the same time to bear the physical pain without aggravating it.
Without certain stress, the true asana is not experienced, and the mind will remain in its limitations and will not move beyond its existing frontiers.”
BKS lyengar

20/10/2025

“Yoga is a light, which once lit, will never dim.”
BKS Iyengar
Happy Deepavali !

Deepavali literally means a row of Lights. ... In general, Deepavali signifies the triumph of good over evil, of righteousness over treachery, of truth over falsehood, and of light over darkness. However, Deepavali is not a festival of lights in order that we may burn candles, fireworks and sparklers.

Like all Indian festivals, Deepavali too has important astrological significance. It marks the new lunar year and celebrates the season of harvest as well. On this day, it is believed that the planetary positions are also very favorable and hence, help bestow wealth and prosperity on all.

18/10/2025

The idol of Patanjali shows him as half-man and half-serpent. The human form indicates the individuality of man, since he has been endowed with intelligence to use his own efforts to reach the goal. The form of the serpent suggests the motion and continuity of Sadhana, which cannot end until the goal is reached.

Patanjali guides us to move like a serpent, intensely, silently and fast on the path of Yoga and to be a tivrasamvegin, the ultimate type as a pupil.”

Geeta Iyengar

07/10/2025

Inversion boosts the major systems of the body (circulatory, respiratory, nervous and glandular) and gives rest to the heart. Headstand is the more stimulating and invigorating pose. It helps to increase memory and concentration with added blood flow to the brain and enhances mental capacity and emotional stability. Shoulderstand is the nurturing pose. It is cooling and quietening and a great aid to glandular and hormonal health. The two poses together bring a balance to our body and mind. They are also said to bring out the truth of how we feel.
The practice of these inverted postures brings further health benefits. They strengthen the lungs and assist in the removal of congestion and catarrh, particularly important in the winter months. They help achieve regularity in digestion and elimination, thereby facilitating proper nourishment of our body as well as removing harmful toxins. They bring vitality to the parts of us that are sluggish.
For women, hormonal equilibrium is assisted by the practice of inversions. In pregnancy, if they are already part of one’s practice, they help to stabilise the system at this delicate time. They are also useful in cases of prolapse of the uterus and menstrual disorders.
In short, the inverted postures bring about good health and wellbeing, from the inside out. Headbalance primarily affects the brain and helps to develop a vigorous body, a strong spine and a disciplined mind. Shoulderstand offers some of the same benefits but gives more of a feeling of peace. It is an excellent pose for convalescence as well as being one of the postures that strengthens the system so as to best avoid illness.

23/09/2025

B.K.S. Iyengar calls the Iyengar Yoga method “meditation in action.“ Students are taught to be in the present moment through the precise alignment of the body, mind and breath while engaging in the practice of the postures (asana) and breath control (pranayama).
Strength, flexibility and focused concentration are developed systematically while learning the logical progression of the postures at each level of practice. The use of props make the beneficial effects of the poses accessible to all and deepen the mind-body connection.

20/09/2025

In Iyengar yoga, intensity refers to focused mental engagement and precise physical effort, not necessarily strenuousness or speed, distinguishing it from more physically demanding styles . It involves deeply immersing oneself in the practice, paying keen attention to body alignment, and holding poses with precise effort to cultivate a strong mind-body connection. The physical intensity varies with the sequence of poses and the use of props, but the core principle remains one of mindful, detailed concentration rather than high-impact movement

10/09/2025

Virbhadrasana 1 with the support of the corner.
“The most important benefit of usage of props stimulates the practitioners’ body and mind and create zeal to stay longer and longer and make the sadhaka a lifelong student of yoga.”

02/09/2025

“When the flower is ripe enough, it just falls from a tree...
Your forward bends have to be just like that.”
- BKS lyengar to Abhijata

20/08/2025

BKS IYENGAR: PUNYATITHI: 14TH DEC 1918 - 20TH AUG 2014
“I embarked on the practice of asana as a man might set off to sail the world in a craft he could barely handle, clinging to it for dear life and finding only solace from the stars. Although I knew that others had sailed the world before me, I did not have their maps. It was a voyage of discovery. In time I came across some maps, usually charted some hundreds or thousands of years before, and found that my discoveries corresponded with and confirmed theirs. I continued, heartened and encouraged, to see if I too could make their distant landfalls and better learn how to handle my ship. I wanted precisely to chart every coastline, measure the depth of every sea, happen on beautiful unknown islands, and record each perilous hidden reef or tidal current that threatens our navigation of the ocean of
It would be impossible to overestimate the gratitude I bear to this great subject that saved and uplifted me”.

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87, North Ex, 4th Floor, Model Town
Delhi
110009

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+919958468188

Website

http://www.iyengaryogadelhi.com/

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