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..As the year comes to a close, we pause — not to rush forward, but to honor everything this year has given us.🤍✨2025 wa...
29/12/2025

..As the year comes to a close, we pause — not to rush forward, but to honor everything this year has given us.🤍

✨2025 was filled with early mornings, shared silence, deep practice, honest conversations, laughter, challenges, breakthroughs, and moments that will stay with us far beyond the mat.

But more than anything, this year was about community.

People arriving as strangers and leaving as family.
Different paths, cultures, and stories meeting in one place — connected by practice, presence, and intention.

🤍 Thank you to every student, teacher, visitor, and soul who shared this space with us.
You are what makes this place alive.

As we step into a new year, we carry forward what truly matters —
discipline and softness, devotion and curiosity, tradition and openness.

✨🙏If you feel the call for a new beginning,
come practice with us in the year ahead.
We’d love to welcome you home in Rishikesh, India 🤍✨
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23/12/2025

Do you know your Dosha?🕉️

In Ayurveda, your dosha doesn’t only shape your body — it also shapes your mind, tendencies, and personality.

• Vāta types are creative, sensitive, quick-thinking, and adaptable — but may struggle with restlessness or anxiety when imbalanced.
• Pitta types are focused, driven, intelligent, and decisive — but can become impatient or overly intense under pressure.
• Kapha types are calm, grounded, loyal, and compassionate — but may resist change or feel sluggish when out of balance.

Most people are a combination of two doshas.
Understanding your dominant dosha helps explain how you respond to stress, learning, relationships, and even yoga practice.

Join us in India to learn more about ayurveda & yoga practice! 🕉️✨
💌 .india

22/12/2025

India is not just where we practice yoga —
it is the land that carried it for thousands of years.

Yoga was born here as a spiritual discipline, long before studios, certifications, or social media. Its roots live in ancient texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gītā, and Yoga Sūtras of Patañjali — written, studied, and transmitted in India through the guru–śiṣya (teacher–student) tradition.

🌍Rishikesh, where our ashram is located, is known as the birthplace and spiritual capital of yoga. For centuries, sages came here to live simply, study deeply, and practice near the Ganga — a river revered as a living presence.

✨To study yoga in India is to step into its cultural, philosophical, and ritual context.
You don’t just learn postures — you witness how yoga is woven into daily life, prayer, discipline, food, silence, and community.

Respecting this land means listening.
Moving slower.
Learning with humility.

We are guests here — and students first.
And that is what makes the learning profound.

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📸In this post, we curated for you moving pictures & sounds from this special land.

17/12/2025

🌿✨Studying yoga in Rishikesh means learning it at its source — with time, space, and depth.

Our ashram is located in the Himalayan foothills, far from roads and city noise. You reach it by foot, through forest paths — and that separation is intentional. Fewer distractions create the conditions for real study.

Here, yoga is not a trend or a workout.
It is a daily discipline rooted in traditional Hatha yoga, philosophy, anatomy, pranayama, and meditation — supported by ritual, routine, and community life.

The mountains hold the silence.
The structure holds the practice.
The teachings stay with you long after you leave.

📩 Apply for our upcoming Yoga Teacher Training programs
📍 Rishikesh, India

💫 Ganga Aarti  is one of those rituals that slows everything down.As the sun sets and the lamps are lit, the riverbanks ...
08/12/2025

💫 Ganga Aarti is one of those rituals that slows everything down.

As the sun sets and the lamps are lit, the riverbanks get quiet in a very special way. You feel the weight of the day drop, the mind softens, and the presence of the river becomes the center of attention.

Monks, locals, and travelers stand together facing the Ganga — offering light, chanting mantras, and expressing gratitude. It’s a moment of connection with nature, with the community, and with something bigger than daily life.

🪔 Light is offered to the river — symbolizing the removal of darkness and the recognition of divine presence.
📿 Mantras and bhajans fill the air — creating a collective field of devotion and unity.
🌊 The Ganga is honored as a mother — the giver of life, purity, and spiritual liberation.

In yogic tradition, the Ganga isn’t just a river. She is a flow of grace.
A reminder of surrender, renewal, and the timeless connection between nature and spirit.

If you’ve ever stood by the river during Aarti, you know the feeling — the warmth of the flames, the vibration of the chants, the soft glow on the water. It’s one of those moments that stays with you long after the sound fades.

Have you ever experienced a Ganga Aarti? Or is it on your list for your next trip to India? 🌙🪔

💫If you’ve ever wandered through Rishikesh, you’ve probably heard whispers about the Beatles Ashram — a place where the ...
05/12/2025

💫If you’ve ever wandered through Rishikesh, you’ve probably heard whispers about the Beatles Ashram — a place where the world of Western music briefly merged with India’s timeless yogic tradition.

Officially known as Chaurasi Kutiya, this quiet forest ashram on the banks of the Ganga became world-famous after The Beatles arrived in 1968 to study Transcendental Meditation (TM) with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
It was here, hidden in the jungle, that they wrote many songs later released on the “White Album.”

But beyond the legend and the nostalgia, the place remains something deeper:

✨ A reminder of India’s magnetic pull for seekers
✨ A symbol of how yoga philosophy travelled across cultures
✨ A space where silence and creativity once lived side by side

Today, the ashram stands as a peaceful retreat inside Rajaji National Park — overgrown, quiet, covered in artwork and memories. People visit not just because the Beatles were there, but because it still holds the unmistakable energy of introspection and retreat.

It’s a beautiful example of how India has inspired generations of seekers — musicians, artists, yogis, travelers — all looking for something beyond the noise of everyday life.

If you’re visiting Rishikesh and want a slow, reflective pause, the Beatles Ashram is one of those places where time feels different.

Have you ever been there (or dream of visiting)? 🌿✨

01/12/2025

This is one of the most cherished peace mantras in the yogic tradition — a reminder that yoga is never only about the self. It expands our awareness beyond our own body and mind, inviting us to hold compassion for the entire world. 🍃

In Sanskrit,
Lokāḥ — all worlds, all realms
Samastāḥ — together, in unity
Sukhino — in happiness, ease
Bhavantu — may it be so

What makes this mantra powerful is its intention:
it redirects our practice from personal achievement to universal well-being. When chanted with sincerity, it softens the heart, dissolves separation, and aligns us with the core yogic value — ahimsa, non-harm.

Many traditional teachers describe this mantra as a form of seva — a selfless offering. Each time we recite it, we send peace outward, but we also transform inward. Compassion becomes a discipline, not just a feeling.

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May this mantra remind you today that every breath on your mat is connected to the world beyond it.
May your practice be a source of peace — for yourself and for others.

28/11/2025

Our ashram sits quietly in the mountains, where mornings open with birdsong and soft light.

Here, yoga becomes a way of listening.
To your breath.
To your body.
To the stillness around you.

A place to slow down, re-center, and remember why you started.
🌄🧘‍♀️

💫 Yoga teacher training programs in Rishikesh, India
💓 Join us .india

21/11/2025

🌿 Ready to dive deeper into Yoga?
Our Yoga Teacher Training programs in the mountains of Rishikesh, India offer more than a certification — they offer a complete transformation.
Study traditional Hatha, learn from experienced Indian teachers, live in nature, and experience the rituals, community, and discipline that make ashram life so powerful.🌼

Whether you’re beginning your journey with 200 hours or expanding it with 300 hours, this is where your practice grows — in body, mind and spirit.

✨ Next Available YTT Dates — on our website!

📩 Ready to join us in India?
Send us a DM to reserve your spot or ask any questions.
Your yoga journey starts here. 💫

📸 video by .cardana — follow her yoga journey!

🔥 Limited-Time Offer: Train as a Yoga Teacher in India 🇮🇳 Have you been dreaming of becoming a certified yoga teacher in...
19/08/2025

🔥 Limited-Time Offer: Train as a Yoga Teacher in India 🇮🇳

Have you been dreaming of becoming a certified yoga teacher in the birthplace of yoga? 🌿
This is your chance to make it real.

✨ Until 22nd August, we’re offering a special 10% discount on our Yoga Teacher Training programs in India:
• 200-Hour YTT: now $1890 (instead of $2100) — twin room price 🧘‍♀️
• 300-Hour YTT: now $2250 (instead of $2500) — twin room price 🌿
A big saving on a life-changing journey!

📍 Why India?
Because there’s no better place to dive deep into yoga than Rishikesh — surrounded by the Ganges, mountains, and centuries of wisdom.

📚 What you’ll get:
• Internationally recognized 200 & 300-Hour YTT Certification
• Daily practice of asana, pranayama, and meditation
• Guidance from experienced Indian and international teachers
• A supportive ashram community and lifelong friendships
• Immersion into yogic philosophy, lifestyle, and tradition

This is more than a course. It’s a transformation. 🧘‍♀️

💌 Spots are limited, so secure your place before the offer ends.
👉 DM us to book!

12/08/2025

This is India 🇮🇳💫

A place where mornings begin with temple bells, the air is scented with incense and chai, and life moves to the rhythm of both chaos and calm.
It’s the quiet of a sunrise meditation… and the vibrant colours of a busy market.
It’s sacred traditions woven into everyday life, where every corner holds a story and every gesture carries meaning.

🤍For us, it’s also the home of our ashram — a space to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect with what matters.

📍 Somewhere between the Himalayas and your heart.

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