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Abr 11

About me @ramjain.official 🧘🏽 I am thankful for the gift of yoga in my life. I've been helping people transform their lives with the science, practice, and principles of yoga for over two decades.

My yoga journey began aged eight at a Vedic school in India. I was trained in yoga asana in the tradition of Swami Sivananda by traditional teachers from his lineage. I have a solid foundation in scriptures, including Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and Yoga Sutras (to name a few).

Growing up in India, I assisted many yoga teachers. I always felt something was missing in how yoga teachers were teaching. It is one thing to have a good self-practice and another to have the skills to help others.

I made it my mission to create a new global standard for yoga teacher trainings.

▫️To help practitioners like you deepen your knowledge of yoga.
▫️To provide a unique blend of traditional and modern approaches.
▫️To give you the practical skills essential to train and teach efficiently.

I see yoga as a way to master the five senses, so I named the ashram 'Arhanta Yoga,' the yoga to master the five senses!

At Arhanta, we don't just teach yoga. We teach you how to reach your potential, deepen your knowledge, build your confidence, and take charge of your life. 🙏🏽

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Abr 11

Thank you dear students for sharing these heartfelt reviews of the Arhanta Yoga Ashram in India 🇮🇳 🙏🏻

#arhantacommunity Arhanta Yoga ashram is an ideal place for those who wish to study yoga in India at an authentic yoga ashram.

The course helps you to become a certified Yoga teacher in a short period of 4 weeks / one month. The course covers an intensive curriculum of Hatha yoga, meditation, teaching skills, anatomy, yoga philosophy, etc. The yoga certification is accredited by Yoga Alliance, International Yoga Federation, European Yoga Association, and CRKBO.

Hear the experiences at an ashram in India by our yoga teacher training students from all over the world. Join Arhanta Yoga 200-hour yoga teacher training in India to study at a yoga ashram to learn authentic yoga and get an internationally accredited certification at the same time.

Interested in our 200-hour residential Yoga Alliance certified Hatha Yoga Teacher Training Courses? We'd love to hear from you! Leave a comment below or send us a message to find out more #omshanti
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#meditation #namaste #selflove #yoga #yogaaddict #yogachallenge #yogacommunity #yogadaily #yogaeverydamnday #yogaeveryday #yogaeverywhere #yogaflow #yogaforlife #yogafun #yogagram #yogainspiration #yogajourney #yogalife #yogalove #yogalover #yogapose #yogaposes #yogapractice #yogateacher #yogatime #yogi #yogini

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Abr 10

[GUIDED PRACTICE LINK IN BIO] Do you practice Vinyasa Yoga and have you ever wondered what is Vinyasa Yoga and/or how it developed?⁠
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The term vinyasa is a composition of two words. Nyasa has several meanings like “to place”, “special order”, “attention”; “and vi, which means “specially”. ⁠
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Vinyasa has many meanings in the Sanskrit language, however, in the context of yoga, Vinyasa can be best interpreted as:⁠ "special way ", "special order", or "with attention". This practice is often interpreted with a theme or purpose consisting of poses linked and associated together.⁠ ⁠
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Rather than focusing on “getting into the posture” and then breathing, in Vinyasa Yoga, the aim is to keep the deep breathing and body consciousness consistent throughout all movements during the practice.⁠
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Do you desire to deepen your knowledge and expertise in Vinyasa Yoga? ⁠
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Practice a complete and guided Vinyasa Yoga practice with Kalyani Hauswirth-Jain 🙏🏼

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With time, as you move through each pose on your yoga mat and each experience in life, you start to build a deep-self awareness of your body, emotions, and thoughts. This is the power of yoga ✨ that you become more curious about your own self; and your place in the greater scheme of things. 🙏

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Take a moment to think about a place that brings you peace, joy, or comfort. Maybe that place is just down the road from you or somewhere else in the world. In times when you need it, close your eyes and go there. Feel what it feels like to be there. We hope you find a place that offers the serenity that so many students found during their training in India.

You may find yourself more and more comfortable in gentle solitude, as you turn inward.

**This picture was taken at the Arhanta Yoga Ashram Near Khajuraho, India which occupies over 17 acres and is surrounded by beautiful serene nature, hills, forests, endless fields, and meadows. The ancient city of Khajuraho is also known as the City of Temples.
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#mindfulness #yogaaddict #hathayoga #yoga #yogajourney #yogapractice #yogaeverydamnday #lifestyle #yogisofinstagram #spiritualawakening #mindset #happiness #igyogacommunity #yogaeverywhere #yogagram #yogainspiration #motivation #spiritual #yogamotivation #yogalife #yogatime #yogateacher #yogacommunity #arhantacommunity #arhantayogaashram

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Abr 5

Karmic bonds present us with a variety of relationships in each life. Every relationship we engage in is in fact a duty (dharma). Some of these relationships (duties) we get by birth. Others we choose.

Yoga philosophy teaches us that doing our duty to the best of our capacities is essentially what we must do to balance karma. Relationships are duties that we get due to our karmic accounts and identifying your duty in your relationships helps you make the right choices in how you engage in the relationship.

In different phases of life, we will have different close relationships with people around you. In our youth, most of us have a strong karmic bond with our mother. She is in the first circle of our karmic net. As we grow older we might have balanced most of the karma between with our mother and now enter a close relationship with for example our husband, who earlier was a distant friend. Our mother moves to the farther circle of the karmic net and our husband moves into the closest circle, as we now have to balance more karma with him.

This is how all the relationships in our lives evolve and keep evolving over lifetimes.

Important to remember is that:

* all relationships must be a two-way street, and
* there are priorities in your duties.

Your first duty is toward your own growth. An abusive relationship must not be maintained, just because you believe it's your duty to do so. A one-sided relationship neither. Sometimes a person in your life has such a destructive effect on you that you must cut them loose and trust that your karma will be balanced in another life.

Sometimes people ask if soulmates exist. Yes, they do. But not in the romantic sense that most people understand the concept of soulmates. All the people in our lives are soulmates, as our souls are bound to each other by past karma.

If your keen to learn more about karma, read our blog “Karma and Dharma: Are You Doing It Right?” 🙏🏻

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Science is catching up to an ancient truth. There is ample evidence that yoga and pranayama breathing techniques have a positive impact on telomeres and other biomarkers and this can slow down the process of aging, on a cellular level. With this positive impact on the parasympathetic nervous system and telomeres, this means slowed biological and cellular aging!⁠
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Now more than ever, the research is on the holistic benefits of yoga and pranayama are coming to the fore in a significant way. Research affirms these revitalizing ancient practices have a positive and direct impact on the brain and body, and on our well-being. ⁠
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Read more in our blog by @ramjain.official to find out more on how pranayama breathing techniques can help better and prolong your life!

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Did you know 1 hour of yogic sleep is equivalent to 3 hours of regular sleep? During Yoga Nidra, the body goes into a mode of deep relaxation. Regular practice helps the body to go into even deeper states of healing and rejuvenation. During this practice the body functions become minimal, metabolism slows down and the hormonal function increases. Therefore, the body gets the chance to begin the repair activity and expel the toxins out of the system.⁠
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Due to this, the body starts to conserve energy. This process removes fatigue and rejuvenates the brain. After the session, you will be fresh and energized as though you have taken a power nap!⁠
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Head to our link in bio if you'd like to learn about and experience Yoga Nidra for yourself 😌

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For those of you who don’t know us, we are @ramjain.official, founder, and senior teacher, & @Kaylanihauswirthjain, creative director and senior teacher. We thought we should share with you, our story and how we began… ⁠
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Arhanta Yoga started in the small living room of Ram’s house in Tilburg, the Netherlands in 2007. Since then with a great deal of hard work, commitment, and love, Arhanta Yoga has grown into the two beautiful yoga ashrams (in Ram’s home country India and his second home, the Netherlands) that we have today where we provide a peaceful and serene haven for focused study and introspection. ⁠
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Our mission has always been and remains to provide professional yoga education courses that improve the standard of yoga teaching worldwide and enable our students to make a fulfilling and prosperous living! ⁠
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Thank you to all those who have supported us and confide their teaching with Arhanta 🙏🏻 ⁠
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#arhantayogaashrams #yogaindia #yoganetherlands #yogateachers #yogajourney

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According to the yogic philosophy, the whole universe can be divided into 2 main categories: Prakriti (Maya or Illusion) and Purusha (Reality). ⁠
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According to this philosophy everything which is changeable, which is not infinite, is part of Maya. Purusha on the other hand is the only reality, it is the universe’s only unchangeable element: the Self, the soul. ⁠
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Everything within Prakriti, the illusionary world, consists of three Gunas (qualities). These three qualities are present in all objects in various degrees, one quality is always more present or dominant than the others. Gunas are present in everything; humans, food, animate and innate objects.⁠
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We share this knowledge with you because we as human beings actually have the possibility to consciously change the levels of the gunas in our body and mind! By altering the presence and influence of external objects, lifestyles, and thoughts we can increase or decrease the gunas. Whichever guna is predominating will affect how we perceive the world around us. It will affect behavior, attitude, actions, attachments, and so on. ⁠
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Read more about the three Guns or qualities of nature – Sattva, Rajas & Tamas in our blog article.

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