When Swami Ji came to Europe for the first time he was asked
what kind of yoga he practiced and to which tradition he
belonged. Having learned and practiced Yoga since his early
childhood he was astounded by these questions. He answered
that if Patanjali, who had written the Yoga Sutras 2600
years ago, could see how many different kinds of Yoga
exist now he would be very astonished about how people have
put their own label on yoga and have made it commercial. In
the western world Swami Ji saw a variety of traditions
following each another teacher, master or guru. Swami Ji,
who does not consider himself a master or guru but a human
being equal to everyone else, wants to spread the original
science of Yoga again, not following a certain
interpretation or creating a new tradition. Only following
the pure and original Yoga that has been taught in India
over dozens of generations.
To western people he would like to give an idea of what Yoga
really is. For this purpose he is inviting now to a
spiritual journey to India. By taking part in an Ayurvedic
Yoga course in Swami Ji’s Ashram Shree Bindu Sewa Sansthan,
you can travel the path of spirituality while getting to
know two of the most ancient sciences of the world.
Spend a holiday in Vrindavan, the holy city of Krishna and
enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the Ashram. You can choose
a program of four weeks, three weeks, two weeks and one week. In each
course Swami Ji and his brother Yashendu Goswami will give you a
deep insight in the yogic as well as the Ayurvedic science.
Yoga
means the union of your soul with the supreme consciousness.
Practical yoga classes will show you the way to a healthy
body and a relaxed mind free of stress and tension. In this
way you will receive training in all aspects of Yoga: Hatha
Yoga, Raja Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Kundalini Yoga and Bhakti Yoga.
Besides there will be regular meditation practice. On
evenings the group will enjoy chanting Mantras together or
have fun in Chakra Dance Parties.
You will eat delicious yogic, sattvic food prepared in
Ashram which will help you to balance all doshas. It is
Ayurvedic food that keeps the body healthy.
Ayurveda
means science of life. Your body is the temple of your soul.
That is why, in Ayurveda, your nutrition is very important.
In a four-week or two-week course you will also receive a
Panchakarma treatment.
This is an old Ayurvedic therapy that is used to clean the
body of toxic materials left by disease and poor nutrition.
Panchakarmais a very individual
treatment which can vary from person to person. A
professional experienced Ayurvedic doctor will examine each
participant and determine their body type. The
participants will be grouped according to their personal
body type and imbalances in the doshas. For each group there
are different treatments necessary. In five different
actions the body will be purified from inside and outside.
Panchakarma is known for its beneficial effects on overall
health, wellness and self-healing due to the specific
attention that is paid on the individual needs of everyone.
For these treatments each person will get a specific diet
according to his type of nature. The Ashram will take care
of each participant’s nutrition which is necessary to
achieve the best result.
For your well-being and relaxation you will daily get an
Ayurvedic oil massage with well smelling and purifying
herbs. This massage will be completely in line with the
needs of your body.
Of course there is also enough time for leisure activities.
Each week you will have one day free for shopping, visiting
Vrindavan and the neighbouring towns or for a trip to Agra
to see the famous Taj Mahal.
Shree Bindu Sewa Sansthan (India) and Swami Balendu e.V. (Germany) are
registered non-profit charitable organizations with the aim of providing
education to poor children in India.
You will eat delicious yogic, sattvic food prepared in
Ashram which will help you to balance all doshas. It is
Ayurvedic food that keeps the body healthy.
