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SVYASA is the short form of Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana , the new name from February 2000.

Earlier it was called Vivekananda Kendra Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana (VK YOGAS) from 1986 to 2000.

Earlier to that, it was Vivekananda Kendra Cikitsa Tatha Anusandhana Samiti (VK YOCTAS from 1981 to 1986).

SVYASA

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To examine the efficacy of yoga To unravel the hidden mysteries of yoga To apply the principles and techniques of yoga

to various aspects of modern life.

WHY RESEARCH ON YOGA?

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VYASA is committed to Research for the propagation of Yoga.

Systematic, scientific research is the approach for social transformation in the areas of

o Yoga for modern society

o Medical applications of yoga

o Using yoga for stress management

o Educational applications

o Other yoga applications

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Svyasa - Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Sansthana, is the academic wing of VYASA, that has been running short-term courses, Certificate and Diploma courses for the last 15 years.

Situated amidst nature within a 110 acre campus, SVYASA is a recognized deemed university of Higher Learning in Yogic Sciences.

The educational system in sVyasa is holistic, based on the consciousness-based approach of yoga systems and spiritual lore.

It is not merely a bread-earning educational system but a personality-developing and world-building tool through yoga.

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It is established to bring the awareness among the people about their health and inner-self.

To achieve this ultimate goal Svyasa offers various courses in yogic and Vedic sciences.

It provides several courses at all levels, beginning from a prerequisite of 12 years of education to graduation, post-graduation and also doctoral level programs.

While sVYASA has been running certificate and Diploma courses in yoga from its campus, it also has several affiliated centers that also train the people from different parts of the country.

These Affiliate centers provide certificate courses, vocational courses and short-term courses to learners.

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SVYASA has been providing training in yoga and spiritual lore to further the vision of Swami Vivekananda which was to combine the best of the East with the incomparable precision of the West.

The best of the East is the remarkable knowledge scripted in the ancient texts and the significance of spirituality in human life; the unmatched skill of the West lies in its emphasis on scientific research and analysis using advanced technology.

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To provide for instructions and training in Yoga and Spiritual lore as propounded by Swami Vivekananda, the famous Indian monk who heralded the grandeur of Sanátana Dharma (the Laws of Creation) in the West through his epoch-making speech in the Parliament of Religions on Sep 11, 1893.

To provide for research and for the advancement of, and dissemination of all the streams of yoga and its applications.

To undertake extra-mural studies, extension programs and field outreach activities to contribute to the development of society.

To do all such other acts and things as may be necessary or desirable to further the objects of the Institute.

OBJECTIVES OF SVYASA

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The Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana (Research Foundation) or VYASA in short, has been set up to examine the efficacy of yoga practices and to develop yoga courses to solve the basic problems of the high-tech era.

o To bring the benefits of yoga to everyone in the society, and

o To make yoga a socially relevant science by using the modern tool of scientific research.

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The Deemed University shall be open to all persons of whatever race, religion, creed, caste, class and geographical area of the country.

No test or condition shall be imposed as to religious belief or occupation in admitting or appointing members, students, teachers, workers or in any other connection whatsoever.

No benefaction that involves conditions and obligations opposed to the spirit and objects of the Deemed University shall be accepted by the Deemed University.

SVYASA IS OPEN TO ALL

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The educational system in sVyasa is holistic, based on the consciousness-based approach of yoga systems and spiritual lore.

It is not merely a bread-earning educational system but a personality-developing and world-building tool through yoga

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Yoga is not a magic or a rope trick. It is not merely a set of Yogasanas or Pranayama or Meditation; it is a Science of Holistic Living consisting of a Holistic Value System featured by health and wealth, bliss and poise, harmony and efficiency.

WHAT IS YOGA?

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Every nation has its own unique personality. India has spirituality for its personality, a wisdom enshrined in the Vedas and Upanisads; that we are not just the physical bodies but have four more subtle bodies; and pure consciousness forms the foundation of all the five bodies, nay, entire creation.

And this knowledge base called spirituality should be the basis for national reconstruction.

And not just economic affluence and pursuit of sense pleasures as the basis for building an ideal India.

WHAT IS THE BASIS OF YOGA?

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The four main systems of Yoga: Jnana, Raja, Bhakti and Karma Yoga One or more or all of these are used to raise human beings from the lowest animal level to greatest heights of human perfection.

WHAT ARE THE STREAMS OF YOGA?

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The rule of the British in India, in a sense, was a boon for India.

Their ulterior motive was initially of business, and then to conquer India, no doubt succeeded.

But the subtle tactics of education to create an army of slaves and clerks in India so that the British could rule India for eternity did not work for long.

The English-educated little genius Naren, with an innate urge to find God, powered by Gadadhara, the great Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, reversed the calculations of the British.

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The studentship of Sri Aurobindo in England only made him a master of English, Greek and Latin; training in Law helped Gandhi to give a concrete shape to the key features of Hindu religion, as a tool to organise the society to relieve Mother Bharata from the shackles of slavery.

The backlog of identity crisis, selfishness and pettiness, tamas and corruption are reaching an end now after half a century of Independence, thanks to the mass organisation invoking the patriotic fervour of Hindu renaissance initiated and powered by many geniuses of different organisations, concretising the dream of Swami Vivekananda to bring the organisational skill of the West with which 'he fell in love' in USA for the reconstruction of India.

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The vision of Swamiji was to rebuild Mother Bharata in tune with her personality enshrined in yoga and spiritual lore.

The genius of Eknathji Ranade located in the holistic concept of yoga; another name for spirituality in the words of Swami Vivekananda 'Each Soul is Potentially Divine.'

He could see the vision of Sri Aurobindo enunciating Integral Yoga as furthering depth of Swamiji's thoughts on yoga.

Eknathji trained in the organisational skills and powered by patriotic fervour with the holistic vision of Hindu nation enunciated by Swami Vivekananda, in tune with the emerging trends of popularity of yoga gave a direction to Yoga as the core of a new movement.

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Swamiji said, 'Yoga is not only to be adopted as a tool of man-making but also for nation-building'.

He also emphasised to use Jnana, Bhakti and Raja Yoga methods for all-round personality development at the physical, mental, emotional and intellectual levels.

And also to translate the same into action through Karma Yoga - Tyaga, Seva and Atmabodha are the threefold dimensions of Karma Yoga.

YOGA AND ITS STREAMS

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The first two, 'the twin ideals of our nation' are adequate tools for nationbuilding. Atmabodha the third, the Jnana dimension of Karma Yoga, is needed to bring the holistic vision of 'Reality' to practical life. Swamiji had said that Vedanta is not to be kept in books and scriptures, nor limited to scholars of reknown but should be brought down to everyday living - practical Vedanta for the masses, too.

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To work in tune with Reality, action in relaxation, converting all problems, difficulties and challenges into opportunities for self- growth and nation-building by being in blissful awareness at all times, with a full understanding that our causal nature is Bliss itself - sat citananda svarupa, potential divinity in life, to lead a life of happiness, health and harmony.

Thus, bring ecology in nature, peace, love and affection, cooperation in society, eliminating student unrest, drug and gun culture, divorces, psychosomatic ailments and psychiatric disorders, greed and speed at the base of a host of stress-triggered, aggravated and maintained problems in every nook and corner of our nation and, therefrom, all-over the globe.

YOGA IN ACTION

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Yoga is verifiable by scientific research as it is no dogma or blind faith. Eknathji, with a vision for future, inspired doctors to start a research wing of yoga which grew as VYASA, 'One of the 4 premier yoga institutions in the country' in the words of the Secretary, University Grants Commission.

Starting from Yoga Therapy Research, the Yoga Foundation has spread its wings to several dimensions of modern life.

Quantum Physicists have started enlarging the scope of modern science by using consciousness-based approach, the essence of yoga, in contrast to the existing matter-based approach.

YOGA RESEARCH

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The scientists are clear, that the existing paradigm which assumes that matter is primary and mind etc. are its offshoots, has led to increasing number of paradoxes in physics and unexplainable things as mind-body healing, rebirth, ESP, psycho-kinesis, the recorded activities in the haunted houses by the hardcore scientists themselves.

'Science within Yoga' is the theme of the book 'Self Awareness Universe' of Prof Amit Goswami - quantum physicist of renown.

The effectiveness of yoga practices for treating ailments is getting support from research findings of medical researchers.

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Extensive research on Asthma, Diabetes, Hypertension, Anxiety Neurosis, Eye-related diseases, Mental retardation, Cancer etc., has been done over the last 2 decades with over 50 research papers published in leading national & international medical research journals.

Nearly 75,000 patients of bronchial allergies, 1200 cases of Diabetes Mellitus, etc. have been treated very effectively by the integrated approach of yoga practices having its roots in Panca Kosa Viveka of Taittiriya Upanisat and Adhi-Vyadhi concept from Yoga Vasistha.

Long-term follow-up is a feature of our clinical research studies, as all these ailments of the modern era are extremely sensitive to changes in food, atmosphere, place, treatment modalities, etc. Unless the course of the disease is studied with a long-range perspective, the total rehabilitation (cure) cannot be established.

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Yoga has the ability to fill the vacuum in modern education which is essentially left brainoriented.

As Swami Vivekananda had envisioned, we should not be satisfied with information-gathering and bread-earning education.

He said, 'Education is the manifestation of perfection already in man'.

To build an all-round (4-fold) personality - physical, mental, emotional and intellectual with a spiritual basis and 4-fold consciousness - civic sense, patriotism, service zeal and spiritual urge, should be the goal of education.

YOGA AND EDUCATION

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To translate this vision to action, the Yoga Research wing has done extensive research.

Research on yoga has shown that the right modules of yoga practices can develop the right brain, eyesight, hearing, speech, memory (audio, visual, audiovisual, short and long-range IQ), creativity and culturing the emotions which can develop, nation-building features in the students.

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The fourth dimension of yoga research concerns itself with the problems of the corporate world.

Target oriented, profit-motivated and highly competitive scenario have no doubt brought great achievements in the era of technology with air travel, television, computers, the latest internet and web have started translating the vision of a 'global village' to a reality.

If 'Sanjaya' could see through his divine vision sitting in the palace what was developing in the war field, technology has made it possible for everyone sitting in their houses to see what is happening round the globe.

YOGA FOR THE CORPORATE WORLD

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Yet, the horrors of the massive technological stir with great speed, (as Samudra Manthana) has brought the Halahala (poison) in the form of STRESS, encompassing the whole world from top to bottom including modern little kids complaining of tension and boredom to their moms and papas.

The multidimensional answer is yoga, eliminating the causes of stress as physical strain and traumas, mental restlessness, emotional upsurges and deep-rooted psychological (intellectual) conflicts.

A simple module of SMET, conducted in various industries encompassing more than 25,000 executives, workers and women in the industrial atmosphere has very well-established the efficacy.

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A Holistic Systems Management adding dimensions of health, growth and contributions to society; all worked out systematically with data acquisition and its analysis, has given a whole new dimension, a spiritualistic approach, if you like, to the concept of the TQM way for quality products and services.

Many research publications of VYASA have added strength to this application of yoga to the corporate world.

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Yoga has proclaimed to help the slow learners, mentally retarded, blind, children in orphanages, remand homes, prisoners, etc.

What about women and their problems? Yoga research findings have shown that even intrauterine growth retardation in babies can be very significantly reduced; promote normal deliveries of healthy babies by reducing the stress and tensions in the carrying mothers and mobilising the abdominal muscles for smooth and effortless deliveries; yoga can help in normal deliveries; yoga can help in eliminating menstrual disorders through very simple asanas and breathing practices; reduce the fatigue of work at homes and offices by providing deep rest to their organs and systems through asanas, pranayama and meditation.

OTHER APPLICATIONS OF YOGA

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Use of bhajans as part of the Bhakti Yoga has helped large number of women to gain mastery over their emotions by eliminating emotional instabilities and upsurges occurring due to periodic hormonal changes.

Understanding the science of emotions' culture, the secret of Bhakti Yoga, many families have been built with virtues of harmony and love, respect for elders, service of the guests, etc.

The chanting of prayers, pujas and vratas have set their daily routine on the path of progress towards highest bliss, knowledge and power.

Women are emerging as the nuclei of love and inspiration to set ideals of Tyaga and Seva.

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Patriotic songs have started replacing the bhoga-oriented selfishness-triggering filmy music.

Women, through teaching of yoga to children, have started instilling the right samskaras for their total growth.

Does yoga have an answer to addiction? Thousands of addicts have given up smoking, alcohol and drugs, thanks to the practice of kriyas, asanas, breathing practices and meditation.

Their new life of restraint and self-governance has been a life of intense inner joy of great victory.

As human beings of great achievements and pride, they participate in the nationbuilding process of VYASA and other organisations.

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With bestsellers like Quantum Healing, Perfect Health, Ageless Body & Timeless Mind, etc. emerging from the pen of Dr Deepak Chopra, the most wanted man next to the President in USA, nearly a hundred hospitals are officially using yoga and yoga therapy for their patients; ten thousand teachers in UK, four major schools of yoga in Japan; large scale practice of yogasanas in Europe, Australia, etc, the global influence of yoga on Indian scene is no imagination.

DIMENSIONS OF APPLICATIONS OF YOGA RESEARCH

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With nearly 3000 teachers in 8 states of India, trained for introducing yoga in schools by VYASA itself, 5 University Centres of VYASA starting certificate and diploma courses in yoga and 5 major schools of yoga in India joining hands and working in coordination with mutual respect, have started making a good impact of yoga in the whole country.

The Dimensions of yoga research in a nutshell is encompassing almost all aspects of modem society as found through the research papers presented in the various (so far 15) International Conferences on 'Frontiers in Yoga Research and its' Applications' organised by VYASA at their Headquarters at Prasanti Kutiram, Bangalore.

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Regular seminars and convention bring the findings of yoga research to yoga enthusiasts, sadhakas, instructors and teachers all-over the country.

The authoritative research findings from published research papers are published by VYASA in indexed journals.

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By using the knowledge base called as consciousness-based approach and the way of life, a new global era of spirituality (as science) and yoga (as technology) will emerge to solve the basic problems of the modern hi-tech era. Systematic, scientific research is the approach for the acceptance and adoption.

RELEVANCE OF YOGA IN MODERN SOCIETY

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The abode of peace (Prasanti Kutiram) is the name of a spacious campus 20 miles from Bangalore.

This is the Head -quarters of VYASA. The diagram given here shows the eight major

fields of applications of Yoga.

PRASANTI KUTIRAM

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SVYASA has been recognised as "Scientific & Industrial Research Organization, (SIRO)" from Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India .

Department of Science and Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India (2001) has funded VYASA under the "DST-FIST sponsored scheme".

UGC mentioned us in their letter dated Aug 10, 1993 (D O NO. F.B-1/93) - SVYASA as one of the four premier yoga institutes in the country and asked us to start yoga centres in the Universities (we are presently running 5 centres).

RECOGNITIONS

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Bangalore University has recognised VYASA as a center for running courses leading to yoga including PhD in Yoga.

Hindu University of America (HUA) based in Orlando has recognised the work of VYASA and setup their extension centre in Prasanti Kuûiram offering now PhD programs.

Grants for research & running courses are received from Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Department of AYUSH., CCRYN, DRDO of Ministry of Defense and NIN Pune, India.

SVYASA, Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana has been granted DEEMED UNIVERSITY status by the Ministry of HRD, Govt of India through UGC.

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VIVEK KUTIR. EKNATH BHAVAN. SWAGAT BHAVAN.

VYASA NETWORK IN BANGALORE

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VYASA - A Global Yoga Movement I-JOY - The Journal of Yoga SVYP - Yoga Publications VYASA International Yoga Sudha - A Yoga Trade Journal HealthAndYoga - our e-partners for the Web

AFFILIATIONS AND ALLIANCES

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Houston, USA Victoria (Melbourne), Australia Maxwell house, Singapore Japan Torwo, Italy

INTERNATIONAL CENTERS

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DIVISIONS OF

SVYASA

YOGA &

SPIRITUALITY

YOGA &

SPIRITUALITY

YOGA &

LIFE SCIENCES

YOGA &

LIFE SCIENCES

YOGA &

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

YOGA &

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

YOGA &

HUMANITIES

YOGA &

HUMANITIES

YOGA

&

MANAGEMENT

STUDIES

YOGA

&

MANAGEMENT

STUDIES

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YSP SPR Spiritual Retreat – 1 week. YSP SAS Sadhana Shibir – 1 week YSP YIN Yoga Intensive (Variable duration-

tailor made course)

DIVISION OF YOGA & SPIRITUALITY

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DIVISION OF YOGA & LIFE SCIENCES YLS YTIN Yoga Therapy Intensive – 1 week YLS YTPPH Yoga Therapy for Promotion of

Positive Health YLS YTTP Yoga Therapy Treatment Program

– 2 weeks YLS YTOT Yoga Therapy Orientation

Training for Doctors – 2 months

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YPS YSCS Yoga, Science and Consciousness – 1 week.

YPS YCEN Yoga, Creativity and Enginerring – 1 week

YPS YNLP Yoga and Non-linear Models for Prana – 1 week

YPS YPMA Purva Mimansa and Agriculture – 1 week

DIVISION OF YOGA & PHYSICAL SCIENCES

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DIVISION OF YOGA & MANAGEMENT STUDIES

YMS YIC Yoga Instructors Course – 1 month

YMS SMET Self Management of Excessive Tension – 2 days

YMS HOLSYM Holistic Systems Management

– 4 days YMS PDC Personality Development

Course – 10 days YMS YTTC Yoga Teacher Training Course

– 40 days.

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DIVISION OF YOGA & HUMANITIES

YHU YIM Yoga Intensive for Musicians – 1 week

YHU BCM Basic Course of Music – 1 week

YHU YIS Yoga Intensive for Sportsmen

– 1 week YHU HVA Vedic Age from Manu to

Krishna – 1 week YHU IPH Ithihasa – Puruna tradition in

Indian History – 1 week.

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Short Term Courses Yoga Foundation Course (YFC) Yoga Therapy Orientation Training For Doctors

(YTOT)

Long Term Courses Diploma in Yogic Science (DYSc) Diploma in Yoga Therapy (DYT) Bachelor of Science in Vedic Culture BSc (Vedic

Culture) Bachelor of Science in Vedic Yoga BSc (Vedic Yoga) Post-Graduate Diploma in Yoga Therapy ( PGDYT ) Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga Therapy for Doctors (

PGDYTD)

COURSES

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Masters & PhD Master of Science in Yoga (MSc-Yoga) Doctor of Medicine in Yoga and Rehabilitation

MD (Yoga & Rehabilitation) Doctoral Degree in Yoga PhD (Yoga)

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