Yoga is a practice that has been around for centuries, originating in India. It has gained immense popularity in recent years, with many people practicing it, for its health benefits and calming effects. However, as it becomes more mainstream, there is a growing concern that its authenticity is being lost.

 

One of the main issues is that yoga is being oversimplified to physical culture. Many Instructors are more focused on the physical aspects of Yoga, such as performing challenging poses, rather than the spiritual and mental aspects. This can lead to a shallow understanding of Yoga and its benefits.

 

Furthermore, some Instructors are changing the names of asanas or performing them incorrectly, which can be confusing for students and detract from the true essence of yoga. It is essential to remember that yoga is not just about performing physical postures but also about connecting with the body,mind, and soul .

 

Despite these misconceptions, there are still followers of the original tradition. Those who have received their knowledge from universities in India are familiar with the real tradition and strive to keep it alive. They study the ancient classic style of yoga, as described in Sanskrit sources and textbooks.

 

Additionally, the Jeevan Dayinee Yoga Naturopathy Academy  (JDYNA) was established to deliver undistorted knowledge of yoga gradually. This organization ensures that individuals who are ready to perceive the teachings of yoga receive the most accurate and authentic information.

 

In conclusion, while yoga is gaining in popularity, it is important to remember its authentic roots and not oversimplify it to physical culture. By studying the original tradition and teachings of yoga, we can experience its true benefits and fully connect with our body,mind,  and soul.

 

Yoga is gaining in popularity, but at the same time it is losing its authenticity by being oversimplified to physical culture. Every instructor attempts to introduce something of his own, starting with changing names of asanas and ending with their wrong performance. There are a few followers of the original tradition, although, only those who got their knowledge from the universities in India are familiar with the real tradition. While training we all study ancient classic style of yoga the one which is described in Sanskrit sources and textbooks. It is only when they got the base teachers go out into the big world and found their own styles and schools, but the base is one. Jeevan Dayinee Yoga Naturopathy Academy  (JDYNA) was established to deliver the most undistorted knowledge by giving it gradually and deliberately to someone who is ready to perceive.

 

Jeevan Dayinee Yoga Naturopathy Academy (JDYNA) is a separate institute and bears no resemblance to similar names institutes in Jeevan Dayinee Yoga Naturopathy Academy  (JDYNA) is an ISO 9001:2015 certified  organization . Jeevan Dayinee Yoga Naturopathy Academy  (JDYNA) is registered under Act XXI of 1860 by Govt. of Uttar Pradesh in year 2007.

 

Yoga/Vocational education is imparted through Yoga training institute that prepares people for a specific courses. Yoga education is classified as using procedural knowledge. Yoga education prepares people for specific courses like as Diploma in yoga, PG Diploma in yoga, BA in yoga, MA in yoga, Diploma in physiotherapy and more certificate courses .

 

Jeevan Dayinee Yoga Naturopathy Academy  (JDYNA) is  an educational member of Quality Council of India(CORP/EDU/6569/2020-21).JDYNA is working in education and training of Alternative Therapy Systems. Like as Yoga, Naturopathy, Magnetic Therapy, Acupressure & Acupuncture and Electropathy. Many certificate and diploma courses of various alternative systems are running at many study center of JDYNA .

 

Yoga is a practice that has been around for centuries, originating in India. It has gained immense popularity in recent years, with many people practicing it for its health benefits and calming effects. However, as it becomes more mainstream, there is a growing concern that its authenticity is being lost.

 

One of the main issues is that Yoga is being oversimplified to Physical culture. Many Instructors are more focused on the Physical aspects of Yoga, such as performing challenging poses, rather than the spiritual and mental aspects. This can lead to a shallow understanding of Yoga and its benefits.

 

Furthermore, some Instructors are changing the names of Asanas or performing them incorrectly, which can be confusing for students and detract from the true essence of Yoga. It is essential to remember that Yoga is not just about performing physical postures but also about connecting with the body, mind, and soul & achieve Purusarth.