This document provides information about Sharadha Yoga Center and Ayurveda International Academy, including its affiliations, courses offered, values, mission, and vision. It discusses the importance of certification for yoga teachers and the objectives of yoga teacher training courses. The document also outlines the course content, including fundamentals of yoga education, yoga practices, yoga therapy, and practical lessons.

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If you are new to yoga, aim for 2-3 times a week, with a day of rest after each practice. But wait,
I've heard yoga should be done daily? That's true, but that statement refers to yoga as a
meditation practice. Yoga in a yoga studio is primarily a physical endeavor, and so your
best advice is to go slow.
Sharadha Yoga Center and Ayurveda INternational Academy Pvt. Ltd. Affliated to Sushini
Yoga Center Affliated to Ozone Yoga & Affilated to . Anandham yoga Natural Health
Center.) (Education Company) (Yoga Vedanta Center) (Following: Maharishi Patanjali) ( Style:
Ashtanga Yoga.) (Adimurai)(Tradition:Rishi Culture) No.1 Yoga and Ayurevda Institute in
Permalpattu. An IS/ ISO 9001.TO 2008 Certified Institution (Commercial & Industrial) Quality
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Our mission is to empower students on and off the mat. We are honored to offer a space for
you to tap into. Our practice is rooted in gratitude, and focused on building strength, balance,
and flexibility through a challenging and energizing Yoga practice.
What are the values of yoga?
The Core Values of Yoga
 Inquiry, Safety & Quality.
 Compassion, Peace & Kindness.
 Hard Work, Discipline & Commitment.
 Honesty, Integrity & Service.
 Optimism, Enthusiasm & Happiness.

2.  Acceptance, Healing & Forgiveness.
 Mysticism, Gratitude & Freedom.
Our Vision
Honor Yoga’s vision is that each studio reflects our belief that yoga is a practice for
everyone and that we support this in every aspect of our business. We envision that our
mission is delivered with friendliness, warmth, and in studios that are built and
maintained with the health and respect of the environment as essential to all wellness.
Our vision includes empowering studio owners with the tools necessary to be instantly
successful and situated for and growth. And imagine the result of what we have created:
health, wellness, and happiness for those who come to us to practice because we’ve
lived up to our mission and vision with the highest possible quality of teaching, class
offerings, and training opportunities.
Our Values
We value the practice of yoga for the social, emotional, physical, intellectual and
community health and well-being it supports.
We value individuality, flexibility, commitment and dedication in how we work as a team
of franchisees.
We value community in every studio and amongst our studio owners and our corporate
team.
We value the health of the studio environment and the health of the environment as a
whole.
We value innovation and technology in serving the practice and making it more
available.
 Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy
 PG Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy
 B.Sc in Yoga and Naturopathy
 M.Sc in Yoga and Naturopathy
 Diploma and PG Diploma in Yoga and Yoga Therapy
 M.Sc. Yoga and Yoga Therapy
 M. Phil (Yoga, Yoga Therapy)
 MBA Sports Management
 M.A./M.Sc in yoga
 Diploma in Naturopathy and Yogic Science (DNYS)
 PG Diploma in Naturopathy and Yogic Science
 Diploma in Massage Therapy

3.  M. Phil (Yoga, Yoga Therapy)
 Ph.D
 Certificate in Yoga
 Certificate in Naturopathy
 Certificate in Massage
 Yoga Teacher Training Program – I year
 Advanced Yoga Teacher Training Program – I year
 Soft Skill Training Program
 B.Sc in Naturopathy and Yoga
 B.Sc Acupuncture
 Master of Acupuncture
 M.Sc in Naturopathy and Yoga
 Yoga Therapist Level – I (Med 126)
 Advanced Yoga Therapist Level – II (Med 227)
 Naturotherapist Level – I (Med 128)
 Naturotherapist Level – II (Med 229)
 Basic of Anatomy and Physiology (Med 108)
 Therapeutic Massage Technician (Med 214)
 External Therapist (Med 130)
 Yoga Degree Courses
 B.A. (Yoga and Naturopathy) Colleges in IndiaB.A. (Yoga) Colleges in IndiaB.A.
(Yogashastra) Colleges in IndiaB.Ed. (Yoga) Colleges in IndiaB.Sc. (Yoga and
Consciousness) Colleges in IndiaB.Sc. (Yoga and Education) Colleges in
IndiaB.Sc. (Yoga and Management) Colleges in IndiaB.Sc. (Yoga and
Naturopathy) Colleges in IndiaB.Sc. (Yoga) Colleges in IndiaBachelor of
Naturopathy & Yoga Science Colleges in IndiaM.A. (Applied Yoga and Health)
Colleges in IndiaM.A. (Sankhya Yoga) Colleges in IndiaM.A. (Yoga and
Naturopathy) Colleges in IndiaM.A. (Yoga) Colleges in IndiaM.A. (Yogashastra)
Colleges in IndiaM.D. (Yoga and Rehabilitation) Colleges in IndiaM.Sc. (Health
and Yoga Therapy) Colleges in IndiaM.Sc. (Yoga and Naturopathy) Colleges in
IndiaM.Sc. (Yoga) Colleges in IndiaM.Sc. (Yogic Science and Holistic Health)
Colleges in IndiaPh.D. (Yoga)
 Yoga Diploma Courses
 Diploma in Yoga Teacher Training Colleges in IndiaDiploma Course in Yoga
Education Colleges in IndiaDiploma in Yoga Colleges in IndiaDiploma in Yoga &
Ayurveda (Basic) Colleges in IndiaDiploma in Yoga and Health Education
Colleges in IndiaDiploma in Yoga and Physical Education Colleges in
IndiaDiploma in Yoga Education and Human Sciences (DYEHS) Colleges in
IndiaDiploma in Yoga Shishak (D.Y.S.) Colleges in IndiaDiploma in Yogic
Science Colleges in IndiaP.G. Diploma in Yoga Education (D.Y.Ed.) Colleges in
IndiaPost Graduate Diploma in Yoga Colleges in IndiaPost Graduate Diploma in
Yoga and Alternate Therapy Colleges in IndiaPost Graduate Diploma in Yoga
and Holistic Health Colleges in IndiaPost Graduate Diploma in Yoga and

4. Naturopathy Colleges in IndiaPost Graduate Diploma in Yoga Therapy Colleges
in IndiaPost Graduate Diploma in Yogic Science Colleges in India
 Yoga Certificate Courses
 Certificate Course in Yoga Colleges in IndiaCertificate Course in Yoga and
Naturopathy Colleges in IndiaCertificate in Physiotherapy and Yoga Therapy
Colleges in IndiaCertificate in Yog Colleges in IndiaCertificate in Yoga Education
(C.Y.Ed.) Colleges in India
Course programme
The fact remains that most fitness programmes are organized and run outside
of the schools and that most yoga trainers and leaders in these programmes have little
training. People want to exercise in a way that provides no medical risk and also
ensures that they reach their fitness goals quickly. This requires some experience,
which is what certification is meant to ensure. With the fitness industry growing so
rapidly, it becomes increasingly important that persons at all levels in the industry
have specific training to do their jobs competently.
OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
1. To produce well-trained yoga Teachers
2. To spread the message of positive health as taught in yoga to people in
a systematic and scientific manner.
3. To provide a proper perspective and insight into various aspects of
yoga education to the trainees
SEMESTER-I - PAPER -I ADYEd- 2007-08 ONWARDS
FUNDAMENTALS AND SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF YOGA EDUCATION
UNIT -I
A brief outline of the History of Yoga Modern Developments and trends in
Yoga. Misconceptions about Yoga.
Definition and Meaning of Yoga : The scope of Yoga - Aims and Objectives
of yoga - Need yogic practices in the modern context
Different Schools of yoga and their significance. A brief understanding of
various schools of Yoga likes Patanjali's yoga - Ashtanga yoga - Tantrayoga -
Mantrayoga - Hathayoga - Layayoga - Rajayoga - Gnanyoga - Bhakthiyoga -
Karmayoga and Kundalini Yoga.
UNIT - II
Cell and tissues : Structure and function of cell - Epithelial tissue -
Connective tissue - muscular tissue - Nervous tissue - structure and functions of
skin -Bones and Joints : Functions on bone- classification of skeleton- classification
of bones - classification of joints- muscles - types of muscles- structure of skeletal
muscle - muscles of various parts of the body - structure and function of various
parts of the reparatory system- structure and functions of various parts of the
circulator system - structure and functions of nervous system.
UNIT - III
Physiology benefits of Asanas - Physiological benefits of pranayama -Mula
bandha-Jalandhara bandha -Uddiyana bandha-Physiological benefits of maha

5. mudra-Keechari mudra-viparitakarani mudra- Physiological benefits of shatkriyas-
Neti-Dhauti-Basti-Nauli-Trataka-Kapalabhati.
UNIT - IV
Applied aspects of yoga in various human activities like therapeutics -
physical culture - education and sports - yogic concept on diet. Elements of a
balanced diet for healthy growth and maintenance of good health. Change in diet
according to age - climate - place of work and health status of the individual.
UNIT - V
Role and importance of yoga in the cultivation of mental peace, mental health
and emotional well being of the individuals. Modern concept of mental health yoga
as a means for fostering positive mental health - Importance of meditation.
SEMESTER-I - PAPER -II ADYEd- 2007-08 ONWARDS
METHODS OF YOGA PRACTICES
UNIT - I
Concept of yogic practices : Different kinds of yogic practices: Yama
:Ahimsa- Satya -Asteya - Brahamacharya - Aparigraha. Niryama : Sauchu-Santosha-
Tapas- Svadhyaya - Ishvara Pranidhana -Stages of suriya namaskar
UNIT - II
Asanas - Classification of Asanas -Difference between physical Exercise and
Yogic exercise -Gulidling for practingin Asanas -Techiniques, Benefits of
Padmasana -Sukhasana -Vajrasana -Samasana- Swastikasan Pascimotttanasana -
matsyasana -yogasana-Vakrasana-Ardha Matsyendrasana-Savasana-Viparita Karani
- Sarvangasana-Bhujangasana-Dhanurasana-Tadasana-Vrksasana-Trikonasana-
Mayurasana-Sirasana.
Unit - III
Pranayama- Concept of Paranayama-Nadis : Ida Nadi-Pingala Nadi -
Sushumna Nadi - Controlling Breathing : Puraka-Kumbhaka - Rechaka. Types of
Pranayama and their Benefits.
Unit - IV
Bandhas - Jallandra Bandha -Mula Banda-Uddiyana Banda-Practice
Regulations - Mudras : - Meaning - Classification of mudras - Hand Mudras- Head
Mudra- Postural Mudras-Lock Mudra- Perineal Mudra.- Proper Techniques , benefits
and application of different types of Mudras for various purposes-
UNIT - V
Kriyas : meaning -Types of kriyas-Techniques and Benefits of -Neti-Dhauti-
Basti-Nauli- Trataka-Kapalabhati.
SEMESTER-I - PAPER -III ADYEd- 2007-08 ONWARDS
YOGA THERAPY
UNIT - I
Meaning of yogic therapy methods used for yoga therapy : - Yogasanas -
Pranayama-Diet-Regulation of Habits and conducts.

6. UNIT - II
Diseases-Different types of diseases Practices for the prevention following
diseases -Cardio vascular disorders - Pulmonary obstructive diseases- metabolic
disorders -Muscle -Skeletal problems. Psycho somatic disorders - application of
various methods of yogic.
UNIT - III
Basic principles of yogic therapy (viz. purification of body and mind, correct
psychological attitudes, psycho physiological reconditioning, diet regulation, mental
tranquility)- need for correct diagnosis- and follow-up measures.
UNIT - IV
Yogic therapy for various disorders Hyper tension - Heart disorders -
Bronical asthma -Peptic ulcer - Colitis - obesity - Diabetes mellitus -Arthritis Stress
and tension etc. Scope and limitations of yoga treatment in specific disorders.
UNIT - V
Yoga and its relations with naturopathy, siddha medicine, ayurveda and
modern medicine. Holistic medicine. Application of yogic practices for sports
persons for high level performance.
SEMESTER-II - ADYEd- 2007-08 ONWARDS
YOGA PRACTICAL - I
UNIT - I Asanas
1. Ardha-Padmasana (Virasana)
2. Ardha-Halasana-1
3. Ardha-Halasana-11
4. Pavana-Muktasana-1
5. Pavana-Muktasana- 11
6. Naukasana
7. Ardha-Shalabhasana
8. Shalabhasan
9. Makarasana
10. Bhujangasana
11. Dhanurasana
12. Vakrasana
13. Chakrasana-1
14. Chakrasana-11
15. Paschimottanasana
16. Ugrusana
17. Gomukhasana-1
18. Gomukhasana-11
19. Padnasana
20.Siddhasana
21.Bhadrasana
22. Swastikkasanas
23. Vajrasana

7. 24.Sputa-Vajarasana
25. Yoga-Mudra.
UNIT - II
Asanas
1. Sirshasana (In Five Progressive Stages)
2. Savasana (In Four Progressive Stages)
3. Sarvangasana
4. Matsyasana-1
5. Matsyasana-11
6. Halasana (In Four Progressive Stages)
7. Ardha-Matsyandrasans
8. Hamasana
9. Mayurasana
10. Bakasana
11. Parvatasana
12. Tolasana
13. Tolangulasans
14. Uttana-Mandukasana
15. Garudasana
16. Utkatasana
17. Vrikshaasana
18. Akarna-Dhanurasana-1
19. Akarna-Dhanurasana-11
UNIT - III
Kriyas
1. Jala-Neti
2. Sutra-Neti
3. Vamana-Dhauti
4. Danda Dhauti
5. Vasthra Dhauti
6. Tratakam
7. Kapalabhati
8. Agnisara
9. Nauli (All Phases)
UNIT - IV
Mudras
1. Brahma-Mudra
2. Simha-Mudra
3. Viparithakarani-Mudra
4. Ashwini-Mudra
UNIT - V
Bandhas And Prnayamas

8. 1. Moola-Bandha
2. Jiliva-Bandha
3. Jalandhara-Bandha
4.Uddiyana (Under Exhalation)
5. Uddiyana-Bandha (During Kumbhaka-Phase)
6. Pranayamas
PRACTICAL - II
METHODS OF PRACTICE IN YOGA
Unit-I
Lectures and discussions on- Desirable qualities for yoga teacher-Types of
students who seek yoga training-professional code of ethics for the yoga teacher.
Unit-II
Lectures and discussion on- Basic Principles and methods relevant to
practice teaching of yoga-Lesson planning - teaching of skills- Instructing through
demonstrations - Class management, time allotment-teaching aids.
Unit-III
Lectures and discussion on- Kaivalyadhama- model yoga lessons
plans-analysis of the yoga lesson plan Evaluation format for supervisors-conducting
yoga classes with the use of lesson plans.
Unit-IV
Preparation by the students systematic lesson plans for the yoga practices
taught during the course and daily maintenance of a journal with plans for lessons,
their execution, progress observed, duly evaluated critically by the teacher
concerned.
Unit-V
Actual conduct by the trainees of five yoga lessons in the class to fellowtrainees
and another five lessons in schools under proper supervision and competent
evaluation.
M.Sc., M.P.E.S., M.Phil., Ph.D., PGDSM., M.Sc (Yoga Therpy).
M.Sc (Yoga)., M.Sc (YT)., M.Sc (Psy)., M.P.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.
PROFILE
Regular Practice of Yoga has become a way of life to millions of people throughout the world. The courses in
Yoga are aimed at "Yoking all powers of Body, Mind and Spirit". The curriculum with theoretical and
practical inputs will provide the practitioners relaxation, exercise, positive thinking, etc. The graduates can
become yoga teachers in Schools, instructors in colleges and Fitness Centers and Research entrepreneurs.
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9.  PSYB304 Somatic Intelligence: The Neuroscience of Our Body-Mind Connection (3)
 REL210 Religion & Mystical Experience (3)
 REL247 Embodying Sacred Wisdom: Modern Saints (3)
 REL277 Sanskrit I (4)
 REL334 Hindu Tantra (3)
 REL351 Theories of Alternative Spiritualities and New Religious Movements (3)
 TRA100 Shambhala Meditation Practicum (3)
 TRA114 Indian Devotional and Raga Singing (3)
 TRA314 Indian Devotional and Raga Singing II (3)
 TRA499 Independent Study (0.5–4.0)
Capstone
 TRA433 Yoga IV: Yoga Teacher Training (3)
 TRA449 Yoga V: Yoga Teacher Training (3)
 TRA485 BA Wisdom Traditions Retreat (1)
 TRA489 BA Wisdom Traditions Capstone (2)
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Programs Offered - School of Ayurveda
 B. A. M. S. (Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine & Surgery) ...
 M. S. in Prasuti Tantra & Streeroga. ...
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Ayurveda states that the purpose of life is to realize our true nature, and to express this in one’s daily
life. The Ayurvedic Studies Programs (ASP) integrate the practical, philosophical, and spiritual
insight of Ayurveda into professional training programs that support you in becoming an Ayurvedic
professional capable of serving others in realizing their true nature and the expression of it in their
daily life.

11. Ayurveda is the science of self-healing. Here, we recognize, that in order to support others in their
healing, we must authentically engage in our own. As a student at The Ayurvedic Institute you will be
asked to engage in self-inquiry, grow in your understanding of self through an Ayurvedic perspective,
and apply what you are learning to your own life. It is a program that will transform who you are,
support you in realizing your true nature, and help you express that nature in the world.
Ayurvedic Studies Program, Level 1
The Ayurvedic Studies Program, Level 1 (ASP1), is the foundation of the educational programs
offered at The Ayurvedic Institute. Students acquire a thorough understanding of the principles and
practices of Ayurvedic diet and lifestyle, Sanskrit, Ayuryoga, anatomy and physiology, and client
relationships. ASP1 is also considered a time to increase self-awareness, self-nurturance,
community building, and rigorous study of Ayurvedic knowledge and practices. In each week of this
program, an estimated 50-60 hours is dedicated to lecture, class, study, and practice including
applied application outside of the classroom.
Subjects in Siddha
FIRST PROFESSIONAL Subjects: ( Twelve Months *)
 Siddha Maruthuva Moolathathuvam (History and Fundamental Principles of Siddha Medicine)
 Tamil Language (Wherever applicable)
 Communicative English
 Uyir Vedhiyal (Bio-Chemistry)
 Maruthuva Thavara lyal (Medicinal Botany)
 Nunnuyiriyal (Microbiology)
SECOND PROFESSIONAL Subjects: (Twelve Months *)
 Udal Koorugal Paper – I (Anatomy Paper -I)
 Udal Koorugal Paper – II (Anatomy Paper – II)
 UdalThathuvam Paper – I (Physiology Paper -I)
 UdalThathuvam Paper – II (Physiology Paper – II)
 Gunapadam Marunthiyal Paper – I (Pharmacology)
 Gunapadam Marunthiyal Paper – II (Pharmacology)
 Gunapadam Marunthakaviyal Paper – I (Pharmaceuticals)
 Gunapadam Marunthakaviyal Paper – II (Pharmaceuticals)

12. THIRD PROFESSIONAL Subjects: (Twelve Months *)
 Noi Naadal-Paper I (Siddha Pathology)
 Noi Naadal-Paper II (Principles of Modern Pathology)
 Noi Anuga vidhi Ozhukkam (Hygiene and Community Medicine including National Health
Policies and Statistics)
 Sattam Sarntha Maruthuvamum Nanju Maruthuvamum (Forensic Medicine and Toxicology)
 Research Methodology and Medical-Statistics
 Maruthuvam (Medicine)
 Varmam, Puramaruthuvam and Sirappumaruthuvam (Varmam Therapy,. External Therapy and
Special medicine)
 Aruvai, Thol Maruthuvam (Surgery including dentistry and Dermatology)
 Sool, Magalir Maruthuvam (Obstetrics &Gynaecology)
 Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam (Paediatrics)
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