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This immersion is a general health management and restoration system based on meditation from the Tantras, yoga as prescribed in Yogasutra, and spiritual healing rooted in Swamiji’s own belief as a direct descendant of Sage Gautam and child of Shiva, and inspired by the teachings of Allan Cardec, founder of Spiritism, and Swami Ramitis, the renowned Spiritist from Brazil. It caters to both, those wanting to be healed from specific health issue(s) and those wanting to learn it as a healing intervention or discipline.
Pushkar Meditation Temple has an ashram-like accommodation known as Yoga Home. It is situated in the quieter part of the city, a place especially energized with Veda mantras and rituals. The Yoga Home has an amazing view of the sacred mountains that surrounds Pushkar from three sides.
It is a three-storey independent house with five en suite bedrooms, two living spaces, two kitchens, a balcony, terrace, and lawn. You will share the roof with the master and your other batch mates in the Yoga Home. The rooms are allotted on twin sharing basis. Toilets are outside and shared.
Ashrams usually represent a return to a simpler way of living, which is very different to a hotel. Generally there is a more communal atmosphere and often an expectation that guests will pitch in with whatever needs doing.
The seven-day, 56 hours immersion is broadly divided as follows:
Diagnosis involves four important steps:
The patron learn and practice three sets of carefully chosen asana - preparatory, meditation, and therapeutic. The objective is to transcend the gross body, make it more flexible, strengthen its immunity, and prevent ailments by toning up overall general physical health.
Pranayama is also divided into three categories - those used for correcting the breathing process, those used strengthening the lungs, and those used for therapeutic application. The purpose is to transcend the subtle body and induce Pratyaharaby, making the mind single-pointed.
Soham (ajapa japa), Antar Maun, yogic relaxation processes, and specific meditation techniques aimed at addressing the specific health issue(s).
Spiritual cleansing, spiritual medication, spiritual treatment, and spiritual surgery, depending upon the issue.
A living master of Raja Yoga Swamiji is in his mid-70s. He is a mystic, yogi, and an initiated monk with an impressive yoga lineage of Rev Swami Sivananda and Swami Satyanada. Swamiji is a passionate and compulsive teacher. He has long experience of teaching yoga in India and abroad. Swamiji's mission is to help people discover their true self through yoga. He lives by scriptures "It is more difficult to build enough affordable hospitals to take care of all the sick in the world than to help them remain healthy through regular practice of yoga.", believes Swamiji.
This yoga training will take place in Pushkar, India. Situated at the edge of the desert, Pushkar is a popular tourist destination. Many Hindus believe it to be the oldest and one of the most important pilgrimage centers with the only temple of Lord Brahma, the creator of the earth. The manifestation of Lord is a beautiful natural lake called sarovar snan (a dip) in the sacred sarovar; and parikrama (walking around the lake) is the main ritual.
Pushkar has nearly 500 temples. It is visited by nearly four million Indian pilgrims and nearly 100,000 foreign tourists and pilgrims every year. Dotted with hundreds of guesthouses, hotels, and bed and breakfast accommodations, Pushkar has many restaurants serving food of different countries and cultures.
You will be served with Satvic yogic food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Meals are eaten collectively after having been offered to God with the chanting of mantras from Vedas.
Jaipur International Airport
129 km
Transfer not provided
Please book your flight to arrive at Jaipur International Airport (JAI). Continue your journey by taxi or bus.
Please book your train to arrive at Ajmer Junction. The station is 14 kilometers away from the venue. You can continue the journey by taxi or bus. Please note that when traveling from Delhi to Ajmer, there are many trains and it will take about six hours and 30 minutes up to eight hours and 30 minutes.
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