Arunima Yoga

Arunima Yoga Daily yoga doze I am now channeling these competencies into creating balanced and harmonious environments through yoga.

Fueled by a profound passion for holistic wellness and mindfulness, I have transitioned from a distinguished career as an architect and project manager to a dedicated yoga instructor. My tenure in architecture and project management (2013 - 2022), coupled with my education from IIT Delhi, has endowed me with invaluable skills in design, planning, and leadership. My adaptability and quick learning

have been instrumental in this transition, enabling me to seamlessly integrate the principles of yoga into my teaching. By merging my professional experience with the holistic practices of yoga, I am committed to guiding individuals on their journey to well-being, fostering a supportive and enriching learning experience that blends structure with serenity.

Meet my new friend — the pull-up bar! 💪Today was Day 1 of just hanging (literally 😅) and it felt tougher than I thought....
13/07/2025

Meet my new friend — the pull-up bar! 💪

Today was Day 1 of just hanging (literally 😅) and it felt tougher than I thought. The bar didn’t let go easily... neither did I. Sharing my red palms like battle scars of a new beginning.

Sometimes, it’s not about how long you hang — but the courage to begin.

Let’s build that grip, inside and out. 🖐️✨

🌧️ When it rains outside… it’s as if the sky is mirroring what the soul feels inside.That overflowing, unspeakable joy —...
13/07/2025

🌧️ When it rains outside… it’s as if the sky is mirroring what the soul feels inside.

That overflowing, unspeakable joy — the kind that can't be contained.

Like the earth smiles in surrender… just as we do when we finally let go.

Monsoon is not just weather — it's a state of the heart. 🌿💫

Har Har Mahadev! 🔱🔱🔱


🌄 What Do Mountains Teach Us?1. Stillness amidst chaos   – No matter how wild the winds or storms, the mountain stands g...
11/07/2025

🌄 What Do Mountains Teach Us?

1. Stillness amidst chaos
– No matter how wild the winds or storms, the mountain stands grounded.
Train your inner self to remain calm amidst life’s noise.

2. Patience & Time
– Mountains take millions of years to form.
They remind us that true strength and transformation take time.

3. Resilience
– Through rain, snow, and quakes, they hold their form.
Teaching us to stand tall through life’s challenges.

4. Perspective
– From the top, everything below looks small.
Mountains remind us to rise above petty worries and see the bigger picture.

5. Humility & Surrender
– No matter how strong, mountains bow to the elements.
We too must balance strength with surrender.

6. Silence and Depth
– They speak through stillness.
Teaching us that silence is not emptiness, but presence.

No wonder Shiva loves mountains!
Happy Sawan to all!
Har Har Mahadev! 🔱

🕉️ Why Chant Om?Chanting Om isn’t just a ritual—it’s a return to your source.In the Mandukya Upanishad, Om is described ...
01/07/2025

🕉️ Why Chant Om?
Chanting Om isn’t just a ritual—it’s a return to your source.
In the Mandukya Upanishad, Om is described as “idam sarvam”—everything that exists: the past, present, future, and even what lies beyond time. It is the sound-form of Brahman, the ultimate reality.

The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 8, Verse 13) says:
"Uttering the monosyllable Om, the eternal sound of Brahman, and remembering Me, one who departs from the body attains the supreme goal."
This links Om directly to liberation (moksha).

In Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras (1.27–1.29), Om is called Pranava, the symbol of Ishvara (the Divine). Chanting it with devotion is said to remove obstacles and steady the mind for meditation.

Even the Agni Purana and Vishnu Purana describe Om as the essence of all mantras, the seed from which creation unfolds. It is said that just the utterance of Om can dispel negativity and invoke divine presence.

In essence:
Om is not just a sound—it’s a vibrational bridge between the self and the cosmos. When you chant it, you’re not just calming your mind—you’re aligning with the rhythm of the universe.

Want to chant OM daily? Join our Rise with Yoga program. DM now!

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21/06/2025

*♀️ Celebrate International Yoga Day 2025 with IIT Delhi Alumni Association! 🌿*Join our Online Yoga Retreat led by *Arun...
20/06/2025

*♀️ Celebrate International Yoga Day 2025 with IIT Delhi Alumni Association! 🌿*

Join our Online Yoga Retreat led by *Arunima Sharma* (IITD Alumna ’19 & Founder, Arunima Yoga)

📅 Date: Sat, 21 June 2025
🕖 Time: 7:00 – 8:00 AM
💻 Zoom: https://iitdalumni.com/events/tickets/15987?source=eventView
🆔 ID: 890 2829 5637 | 🔑 Passcode: IITDAA

*🌼 Theme: Rise • Radiate • Reconnect*
Let’s start the day with calm, clarity & connection.

📞 Queries?
*Dr. Sakshi Aggarwal*: +91 93159 72884
*Mr. Dharmendra Kumar*: +91 77260 19877

05/06/2025
यत्रोपरमते चित्तं निरुद्धं योगसेवया |यत्र चैवात्मनात्मानं पश्यन्नात्मनि तुष्यति || 6.20||“Yoga is the journey of the sel...
29/05/2025

यत्रोपरमते चित्तं निरुद्धं योगसेवया |
यत्र चैवात्मनात्मानं पश्यन्नात्मनि तुष्यति || 6.20||

“Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.”
— Bhagavad Gita 6.20

Weight loss — especially fat loss — is often seen as a numbers game of calories in vs. calories out. But yoga offers a deeper, more sustainable approach. While it may not look like an intense workout on the surface, consistent yoga practice can lead to significant body composition changes, including fat loss — not just by burning calories, but by transforming the way your body, mind, and metabolism function.

🔥 How Yoga Supports Fat Loss Holistically

1. Activates the Parasympathetic Nervous System
Unlike high-intensity workouts that spike cortisol (a fat-retaining hormone), yoga calms the nervous system. This reduces chronic stress — a leading contributor to abdominal fat and emotional eating.

2. Improves Insulin Sensitivity and Metabolism
Certain yoga practices improve blood sugar regulation and reduce insulin resistance. Better insulin sensitivity means less fat storage and more efficient energy use.

3. Builds Lean Muscle
While not as aggressive as weight training, many yoga poses require isometric muscle engagement. Styles like Vinyasa, Power Yoga, and Ashtanga build strength and tone — increasing lean muscle mass, which boosts resting metabolic rate.

4. Enhances Mindful Eating
Yoga cultivates awareness, which often translates into healthier food choices, reduced bingeing, and emotional regulation around eating. It aligns you with what your body truly needs.

5. Improves Sleep & Hormonal Balance
Poor sleep and hormonal imbalance (like elevated cortisol, estrogen, or ghrelin) can stall fat loss. Yoga supports hormonal equilibrium and better sleep quality — two often-overlooked pillars of sustainable fat loss.

🧘‍♀️ Best Yoga Styles for Fat Loss
Vinyasa Flow — Dynamic, builds heat, elevates heart rate
Power Yoga — Strength-focused and athletic
Hatha Yoga — Improves mobility and metabolism
Yogic Shatkarma and kriyas — Cleanse internal systems and support fat breakdown

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“Yogaḥ karmasu kauśalam”— Bhagavad Gita 2.50Yoga is skill in action.Yoga is not a mere physical discipline. It is a path...
27/05/2025

“Yogaḥ karmasu kauśalam”
— Bhagavad Gita 2.50
Yoga is skill in action.

Yoga is not a mere physical discipline. It is a pathway to balance — a return to wholeness. Its power lies in its ability to touch every layer of human existence: body, mind, heart, and soul.

🧘‍♂️ Physical Benefits
Improves posture, strength, and flexibility
Balances hormones and boosts immunity
Enhances digestion, sleep, and energy flow
Delays aging by harmonizing the body’s systems
🧠 Mental Benefits
Sharpens focus and clarity
Builds resilience in chaos
Reduces anxiety and restlessness
Encourages mindful action, not reaction
💓 Emotional Benefits
Teaches detachment and inner steadiness (Gita 6.5)
Releases stored tension and trauma
Cultivates compassion, patience, and forgiveness
Grounds us in equanimity — seeing pleasure and pain alike (Gita 2.38)
🕉 Spiritual Benefits
Dissolves ego and awakens higher consciousness
Aligns actions with dharma
Leads to stillness of chitta — the field of consciousness
(“Yogash chitta vritti nirodhah” — Yoga Sutras 1.2)
Reconnects us to the Self — not the body, not the mind, but the eternal witness
Yoga is a remembering — that who you are is already whole, already divine.

✨ Ready to begin your journey inward?
👉 Join our workshops at arunimayoga.com and let yoga reshape your life from the inside out.

Rise. Radiate. Reconnect.
Your true self awaits.

Photo credits

Har Har Mahadev 🔱

Flashback to 2013 — receiving the Best Thesis Award, a moment of pride, dreams, and direction.Gratitude to a dear friend...
08/05/2025

Flashback to 2013 — receiving the Best Thesis Award, a moment of pride, dreams, and direction.
Gratitude to a dear friend who recently shared this photo — a powerful reminder to believe in myself.

Since then, life has taken many turns… some graceful, some stormy, all deeply meaningful.
From the structured world of architecture to the soulful path of yoga — the journey has been anything but straight.
In every high and every heartbreak, a quiet voice kept calling me inward.

Today, as a yoga teacher, I feel closer than ever to my purpose.
Grateful for the chaos, the clarity, and the calling.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned — it’s this:
Your stability comes from within. Don’t wait for the world to steady you. Anchor yourself in belief.
Because the path opens when you do.

Har Har Mahadev 🔱

Honoured to speak to the incredible women of GAIL from across India on a topic close to my heart — A Woman’s Journey in ...
03/05/2025

Honoured to speak to the incredible women of GAIL from across India on a topic close to my heart — A Woman’s Journey in Yoga: Awakening the Shakti Within.

From strength to stillness, from self-doubt to self-realisation — yoga is not just a practice, it's a powerful path back to our inner power.

Grateful to the organisers for this opportunity and to all the inspiring women who listened with such open hearts.

Here’s to rising, healing, and shining — together.

Har Har Mahadev! 🔱

Honoured to be part of a research study on Yoga Nidra at IIT Delhi—where science meets the ancient wisdom of yogic rest....
22/04/2025

Honoured to be part of a research study on Yoga Nidra at IIT Delhi—where science meets the ancient wisdom of yogic rest.

Yoga Nidra, or “Yogic Sleep,” is a powerful meditative practice where the body sleeps, but awareness remains awake.
It guides you into a state between waking and dreaming—a liminal space where deep healing, emotional release, and mental clarity unfold.

Unlike regular sleep, Yoga Nidra activates the parasympathetic nervous system, reducing anxiety, improving focus, and enhancing overall well-being.
What feels like 30 minutes of stillness can offer the restorative power of hours of sleep—a gift in today’s overstimulated world.

Deeply grateful to witness the merging of neuroscience and yoga… and to experience firsthand the subtle shifts this timeless practice offers.
The outer world may stay busy—but Yoga Nidra reminds us that true rest lies within.

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