The Patanjali Yoga Centre was founded by Sri Swami Indrananda Ji (Sri Indar Nath) in 1972 with a view to spreading the true message of Yoga in Great Britain and abroad. It was registered with the Charity Commission in 1982. Its aims are to advance public education in the classical teachings of the science of Yoga upon the principles of the highest standards of personal conduct and service to others.
To promote and advance for the public benefit the study and practice of and research into the therapeutic effects of Yoga as a means of improving the physical, mental and spiritual health of the community, and to publish useful results of any such research. In 1988 an Ashram was established in Battle, East Sussex to impart the classical teachings of Yoga to serious aspirants and others.
To promote and advance for the public benefit the study and practice of and research into the therapeutic effects of Yoga as a means of improving the physical, mental and spiritual health of the community, and to publish useful results of any such research. In 1988 an Ashram was established in Battle, East Sussex to impart the classical teachings of Yoga to serious aspirants and others.
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This course is experiential not academic. I myself being self taught understand the challenges which can arise and know how they can be overcome. Sanskrit is more than just letters, they are the energies of life where each letter is a different energy of the One. Pronunciation requires precision of articulation in order for the energy to arise.
He came to London with his wife and children in 1957 on the staff of the High Commission of India. He later joined the British Post Office and worked at its Headquarters for more than twenty-one years until his retirement in 1983. Born of a devout Hindu family, his interest in Yoga goes back to childhood, but his deep devotion to classical Yoga developed in England.
Please note that those attending classes at the ashram should become members of the Centre. Our magazine is free to Members and by taking out the Membership you are actively supporting the work of this unique classical Yoga Centre which is also a Charitable Trust.
We also offer other days that are completely free to all, including non-members, such as Satsang, a meeting in Truth which includes talks, chants, musical items and Open Day where you can experience different aspects of Yoga with different teachers.
We also offer other days that are completely free to all, including non-members, such as Satsang, a meeting in Truth which includes talks, chants, musical items and Open Day where you can experience different aspects of Yoga with different teachers.
The Kutir is a place with its own natural setting and pure vibrations to help the aspirants in their Sadhana (spiritual practice) and in keeping with this the accommodation is both comfortable and simple. The aspirants are provided with their own rooms in the blocks built by our most devoted Karma Yogi Geoffrey Cole.
Yoga is a well-known ancient unique way to develop flexibility, good health, inner peace and balance in all things. It is also a way to find and discover your true Self. It is a complete system and incorporates the principles of hygiene, proper exercise (Asanas), proper breathing, relaxation, meditation, proper diet and positive thinking.
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Carole Gibbons
Jan 14, 2016
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A great little yoga and retreat centre based in Battle near Hastings. Has a wonderful, peaceful atmosphere and is set in its own wooded grounds. The individual study bedrooms are comfortable, the sattvic vegetarian food is delicious and best of all, the teaching is excellent - world class!
The Centre offers evening yoga classes, monthly satsangs and some day,weekend and longer courses.
Great place and definitely recommended. Give it a try, you'll have a fantastic time.
The Centre offers evening yoga classes, monthly satsangs and some day,weekend and longer courses.
Great place and definitely recommended. Give it a try, you'll have a fantastic time.
