About our Ashtanga Yoga in Mumbai Classes

Shahzadpur Farm Yoga provides Yoga teaching in class and other related services to the aspirants under our Yoga in Mumbai Services category. We train on Hatha Yoga, Power Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga and Yoga for managing various medical conditions. We strictly adhere to Patanjali's classical Yoga system, Ashtanga Yoga as a base for all our teachings. Our Patanjali yoga classes in Mumbai include Bhavas (attitudes) in our yoga asana practice. We also run our Classes as a Retreat Yoga near Chandigarh. The retreat center has its own unique advantages for learning yoga.

Our Yoga in Mumbai teachers are certified ( 900 Hours) in the classical yogic system ( Ashtanga yoga) from one of the oldest Yoga institute's in the world, The Yoga Institute, Santa Cruz East, Mumbai. At our Ashtanga Yoga classes in Mumbai, India classes we help people reconcile back into the lifestyle which they are naturally structured to always be in. Our teaching comprises of everything required for leading a healthy yogic life: Meditation; Yoga Asana; Pranayamas; Yoga sutras; cleansing techniques; yogic diet, how to include Yoga in daily routine, Yogic thinking and Yogic lifestyle.

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As stipulated by Patanjali Himself, human Mind and its physical implications are central to all our teachings and yoga technologies. We conduct Ashtanga Yoga Mumbai classes related to general fitness, Yoga for weight loss, hot yoga at our yoga studio in Mumbai. We also offer Personal trainer yoga at home, Yoga therapy classes for conditions like Asthma, Diabetes, Thyroid issues, Hypertension, Cardiac problems, Endocrine irregularities, Prenatal and Postnatal Yoga, and Yoga for Orthopaedic issues, stress management and office Yoga for corporates. Ours is one of the best Yoga Studio in Mumbai.

Apart from providing group best yoga in Mumbai Classes at our yoga studio we also provide Yoga trainer at home, private yoga lessons, and online yoga classes. Our style of teaching online yoga incorporates its unique demands in it. Explore our Yoga classes page to learn about the details and type of classes we offer and for booking our Yoga services. Each of our Client takes pride in terming our services as the best Ashtanga yoga classes near me. Our Yoga classes stick to the barest form of yoga as discerned in ancient scriptures related to yoga, we do not believe in or advocate commercialisation of spirituality as seen in Rishikesh these days, the international yoga capital.

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Pasmil Training Centre, Near Siddhartha hotel, S.V road,
Bandra West, Mumbai, India400050

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Attributes that we Infuse in Our Patanjali Yoga in Mumbai Classes

Bhavas or Attitudes included in our Ashtanga Yoga Classes in Mumbai

With all our clients we begin by guiding them to get rid of the mental blockages which can hinder the path of learning yoga. Our Yoga in Mumbai training is meant to meet the real purpose of the training of yoga; the training of the subconscious mind. All our available trainings aim at developing a conscious mind. In yoga, the change or development has to happen at the Bhudhi level. Yoga education is meant to be altering the practitioner's belief system which affects the general motivation of the student of yoga. Buddhi is nearest to Purusha, as per the sequence Prakriti evolves as per Samkhya, and is composed of eight types of latent states of the subconscious or Bhavas: four positive and four negative in nature. Bhava is also known as attitude. The main effort of Yoga is to develop positive bhavas while eliminating the negative bhavas from the personality. The positive bhavas are dharma ( self - direction), Jnana ( concentration), Vairagya (objectivity), Aishwarya (will power), their negative counterparts are adharma, ajnana, raga, Anaisvarya. We at our Patanjali yoga classes in Mumbai infuse these bhavas, or attitude with right action and alignment, into our techniques of teaching Yoga asanas. Yoga trains us on becoming aware of which bhava our buddhi or Intellect stays in most of the time and how to develop our proclivity towards the positive bhavas.

The techniques of Yoga which change the bhava of adharma to dharma brings calm, peace and clarity to the mind. These yoga techniques build up one's relationships with others and with one's own self. Dharma is about discipline which is an expression of buddhi. Jnana or concentration is another attitude which is lacking in most of us. Our mind likes to concentrate only on objects and ideas which are interesting and would yield gains. Yoga techniques for concentration ( jnana bhava) train the mind to gain the ability to be able to focus on all tasks at the same time at will. Coordination and body awareness are the essence of the yoga techniques which come under Jnana Bhava. We teach Talasana at our yoga classes in Mumbai to strengthen the jnana bhava within the practitioner. Knowledge can only be gained by the concentrated Mind with jnana bhava. One's peace and clarity of mind has been attained by developing dharma bhava, knowledge through jnana bhava, the mind is ready for disinterestedness or vairagya towards the material world. Vairagya bhava is the ability to detach one from everything, even one's own body and look at things as they are, with objectivity. Objectivity, or removal of all that can affect one's perception comes with the will power, the confidence the experience of which is the Aisvarya bhava. Doing a yoga asana by developing the bhava, feeling it comes under within oneself beforehand accelerates the transformation to the respective positive bhava.

Importance of Relaxation in our Yoga in Mumbai Classes

The disease is congestion, the cure is circulation; tension causes congestion, the cure is relaxation. Relaxation is also the normal state the body is meant to be in. One type of relaxation is passive wherein the body goes limp and the mind stops working, other is where the mind and body are kept relaxed while they are active. The second type is called a dynamic type of relaxation. One must learn both the art of passive and dynamic relaxation in case one wants to stay healthy in the toxic environment of modern living. Relaxation on its own is a bit difficult to achieve. The best way is that the tense body must first do something active ( yoga asanas) with the larger group of muscles in the body for calming down the nerves, only then the attempt at relaxation will fructify. The more perfect the effort , the more perfect is the relaxation. at our yoga classes in Mumbai, we make our students relax with yoga techniques like Nishpandbhava and conscious relaxation with Savasana right after the session on Yoga asanas is completed.

Our Patanjali Yoga Classes in Mumbai end with Pranayama

In this scheme of eight steps of yoga, Patanjali has kept pranayama after the asanas. This is because in the process of purifying the Citta for meditation first the asanas are employed to purify the physical aspects and then the pranayamas purify the energy body of the aspirant of yoga. In yoga, the process of respiration is taken as the gross activity of prana or the bioenergy. By controlling or regulating the respiratory process one can regulate the prana, which flows through the energy pathways in the body as per the Chinese philosophy. Acupressure points located on these pathways can be stimulated ( acupuncture) to control the flow of prana to a specific body region. Since the mind is nothing but packets of energy or prana ( thoughts) controlling the prana through the process of respiration can help control the mind. The breathing becomes slow when the mind becomes steadier and vice versa. Patanjali in his yoga sutras has mentioned that Yoga is nothing but stoppage or arresting of the Citta. Prana is the fuel for activating Citta, This fuel for Citta - prana- is controlled by the mind, thus one can control the Citta by controlling the prana and the mind by regulating the respiratory system through pranayama.