Sector 5, Dwarka, Delhi, India - 110075.
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Hindi Mother Tongue (Native)
Bhartiya Vidya bhawan 2021
2 years advanced diploma, YCB level 3 clear, persuing MA in Yoga MA in Yoga
Sector 5, Dwarka, Delhi, India - 110075
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Class Location
Online Classes (Video Call via UrbanPro LIVE)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Yoga Classes
10
Yoga certification given
Yes, A certification of completion
Yoga purpose catered to
General Fitness
Age group catered to
22- 50 years old
Styles of Yoga
Yoga Meditation, Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga
1. What style of Yoga do you teach?
Yoga Meditation, Hatha Yoga and Ashtanga Yoga
2. Which of the age groups do you cater to?
22- 50 years old
3. Which classes do you teach?
I teach Yoga Class.
4. Do you provide a demo class?
Yes, I provide a free demo class.
5. How many years of experience do you have?
I have been teaching for 10 years.
Answered on 26/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
Answered on 26/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
Answered on 06/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
Firstly pros and cons are based on one’s svabhāva — one’s natural disposition. We all operate on three levels, physical (karma) emotional (bhakti) and intellectual (jñāna) — so the 3 yogas address these three aspects of our being.
Each and every individual operates with different combinations of these three factors; i.e. some people are more practical, some are more emotional and some more intellectual. But these 3 cannot be practiced in isolation so for example in order to accomplish any task you require an emotional commitment to that project (bhakti yoga). You then require to obtain some knowledge about the details and prospects of the project (jñāna yoga) and then you need to apply yourself (karma yoga). This is why any successful project will require people who are expert and dedicated to each of these three areas (adhikāra).
So the yoga that one practices is based on one’s svabhāva - not on one’s personal whim.
Rāmānuja ācārya taught that jñāna yoga practice is specifically the intellectual meditation on the formless and all pervading ātman within oneself. Whereas bhakti yoga is loving meditation upon the form of Lord Vishnu within one’s heart. Both are meditation techniques but one is formless and the other is with form - see 12th Chapter of the Gita.
Rāmanuja ācārya also taught that the basis of both these types of meditation is KARMA YOGA — being socially engaged in the world, performing one’s bounden duties as a valued and proactive member of society.
Answered on 06/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
That Bhakti is based just on sentiments without any philosophical backing. This absolutely wrong. Bhakti Yoga is based on sound philosophy and reasoning as propounded in the Vedic texts.
Answered on 06/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
Class Location
Online Classes (Video Call via UrbanPro LIVE)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Yoga Classes
10
Yoga certification given
Yes, A certification of completion
Yoga purpose catered to
General Fitness
Age group catered to
22- 50 years old
Styles of Yoga
Yoga Meditation, Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga
Answered on 26/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
Answered on 26/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
Answered on 06/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
Firstly pros and cons are based on one’s svabhāva — one’s natural disposition. We all operate on three levels, physical (karma) emotional (bhakti) and intellectual (jñāna) — so the 3 yogas address these three aspects of our being.
Each and every individual operates with different combinations of these three factors; i.e. some people are more practical, some are more emotional and some more intellectual. But these 3 cannot be practiced in isolation so for example in order to accomplish any task you require an emotional commitment to that project (bhakti yoga). You then require to obtain some knowledge about the details and prospects of the project (jñāna yoga) and then you need to apply yourself (karma yoga). This is why any successful project will require people who are expert and dedicated to each of these three areas (adhikāra).
So the yoga that one practices is based on one’s svabhāva - not on one’s personal whim.
Rāmānuja ācārya taught that jñāna yoga practice is specifically the intellectual meditation on the formless and all pervading ātman within oneself. Whereas bhakti yoga is loving meditation upon the form of Lord Vishnu within one’s heart. Both are meditation techniques but one is formless and the other is with form - see 12th Chapter of the Gita.
Rāmanuja ācārya also taught that the basis of both these types of meditation is KARMA YOGA — being socially engaged in the world, performing one’s bounden duties as a valued and proactive member of society.
Answered on 06/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
That Bhakti is based just on sentiments without any philosophical backing. This absolutely wrong. Bhakti Yoga is based on sound philosophy and reasoning as propounded in the Vedic texts.
Answered on 06/05/2023 Learn Health and Fitness/Yoga
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