Yoga Therapy
Yoga has first been mentioned in the oldest Indian sacred text of Rig Veda.
Yoga is one of the shaddarshanas (6 schools) of Indian philosophy, and its use as an intervention to healing dates back to hundreds of years ago.
Yoga therapy finds its roots in the philosophy of the 5 layers of the body as per the Taittriya Upanishad. In his explanation of psychosomatic diseases, Sage Vashishtha explains to Lord Rama the concept of why disturbances in the level of mind, may percolate into the physical body and manifest as a disease.
Yoga is one of the shaddarshanas (6 schools) of Indian philosophy, and its use as an intervention to healing dates back to hundreds of years ago.
Yoga therapy finds its roots in the philosophy of the 5 layers of the body as per the Taittriya Upanishad. In his explanation of psychosomatic diseases, Sage Vashishtha explains to Lord Rama the concept of why disturbances in the level of mind, may percolate into the physical body and manifest as a disease.
Yoga therapy is a holistic science that works on the 5 Koshas (layers) called Panchkosha.
Annamaya
Kosha
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Kosha
The physical body, the one composed of matter.
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Kriya
Kriya & Asana practice, Yama & Niyama
Pranamaya Kosha
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Kosha
The Breath / Prana / Energy body, composed of life force which is the air we breathe and the subtle energy channels running throughout our body
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Kriya
Pranayama
Manoyama Kosha
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Kosha
Layer of the Mind, where there are thoughts, feelings and the conversations we are often having with ourselves
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Kriya
Meditation
Vignanamaya Kosha
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Kosha
Intelligence and Wisdom are at the core of this layer
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Kriya
Councelling / Jnana Yoga
Anandamaya Kosha
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Kosha
The layer where happiness and peacefulness can be felt.
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Kriya
KARMA YOGA, MAITRI MILAN, BHAKTI YOGA