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Yogi Vishvketu ji (Vishva ji) has studied and practiced Hatha and Raja yoga and the Vedic healing arts in northern India since childhood. From the age of 8, he studied Vedic wisdom at Kanvashram in the foothills of the Himalayas. It is in this spirit that in January 2007, he and his wife founded Anand Prakash Yoga Ashram in Tapovan, Rishikesh. |
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Akhanda, similar to the word yoga in Sanskrit, means indivisible, unbroken tradition, entire, and whole. Akhanda is the first word of a very inspiring Vedic mantra, Akhanda mandala karam – This Cosmos and the manifest universe is one indivisible entity. Akhanda Yoga is the name we have chosen to identify the teachings and approach to class styles of Yogi Vishvketu ji (Vishva ji) through his organization, World Conscious Yoga Family. |
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Chetana Panwar considers herself to be a student of spiritual culture, communication and human experience. Upon returning from a two-year stay in Asia, she adopted Yoga as an all-encompassing lifestyle, faith and culture: the path of self-realization and service to humanity. Born a mystic to an agnostic intellectual family, she has found that her true nature blossoms with the balancing of Jnana and Bhakti yoga: philosophical contemplation, and devotional practices.
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