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Yoga - The Science of Well Being
Different people perceive different meaning to the word YOGA.
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This document provides information about yoga and its principles. It discusses that yoga can be practiced by everyone, not just those living isolated lives in the Himalayas. It describes the eight limbs of Ashtanga yoga according to Patanjali, including yamas (social disciplines), niyamas (self disciplines), asana (postures), pranayama (breathing) and others. It explains each yama and niyama in detail, such as their meanings and applications. The document emphasizes that yoga is a science of personality development that can be used to improve physical, mental, emotional and intellectual well-being.
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“There are many centers where you can get a Yoga degree, attend a Yoga therapy session or find Yoga research being undertaken. However, to have all three happening in one place is surely innovative. This center is indeed a role-model that combines the best of the East with that of the West.”
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Whereas Yoga is usually found in the Physical Education and Sports Department of most universities, we at CYTER have it in a medical institution thus enhancing the learning curve of our trainees as also enabling us to offer holistic therapeutic benefits for all patients in our hospital. Yoga consultations are part and parcel of all the Master Health checkups offered by our Hospital services thus integrating the modern and the ancient even at the entry level itself. Such quality of life enhancing benefits for nearly 6000 patients at MGMCRI&RI are another truly innovative aspect of the work here at CYTER.
Our PG Diploma in Yoga Therapy (PGDYT) is one of the innovative courses in the world as it is offered through a medical institution and brings together the ancient wisdom of Yoga with the evidence based approach of modern medicine. We have two batches of students enrolled in the course and classes are going on regularly for first semester batch while the second semester batch completed their examinations in August 2014. During our Deputy Director’s recent lecture tour down under many medical, paramedical and Yoga professionals evidenced keen interest in attending such a course from the next academic year, making its truly international in participation.
We have also given training to nursing students, faculty members, senior citizens, special children and transgender participants and published 28 papers and 9 abstracts on the short and long term, health enhancing benefits of such training and therapeutic programmes. Current research studies are focusing on obesity, computer vision syndrome and depression in the transgender community. MBBS students have been exposed to Yoga through special sessions and we suggest that the CYTER model be adopted by all innovative medical colleges when the new MCI regulations on inclusion of Yoga in MBBS curriculum are implemented.
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Some perceive Yoga to physical transformation of the Body while some connect Yoga to emotional well being state of mind and so on. Spiritual leaders have different version and interpretation to the word Yoga.
Yoga to me is all about connectivity and experiences.
Yoga is about looking inwards.
Yoga guruji yama niyama
This document provides information about yoga and its principles. It discusses that yoga can be practiced by everyone, not just those living isolated lives in the Himalayas. It describes the eight limbs of Ashtanga yoga according to Patanjali, including yamas (social disciplines), niyamas (self disciplines), asana (postures), pranayama (breathing) and others. It explains each yama and niyama in detail, such as their meanings and applications. The document emphasizes that yoga is a science of personality development that can be used to improve physical, mental, emotional and intellectual well-being.
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That is what we have here at CYTER. An integrated set up where we are educating future Yoga therapists while simultaneously helping patients recover from their illnesses and at the same time working towards developing an understanding about the ‘Hows & Whys’ of Yoga through scientific research.
Whereas Yoga is usually found in the Physical Education and Sports Department of most universities, we at CYTER have it in a medical institution thus enhancing the learning curve of our trainees as also enabling us to offer holistic therapeutic benefits for all patients in our hospital. Yoga consultations are part and parcel of all the Master Health checkups offered by our Hospital services thus integrating the modern and the ancient even at the entry level itself. Such quality of life enhancing benefits for nearly 6000 patients at MGMCRI&RI are another truly innovative aspect of the work here at CYTER.
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