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Yoga in Daily Life
Yoga in Daily Life is suitable for all ages and levels of physical ability. It is based on the classical path of Yoga and offers an aid to help oneself in attaining and improving health as well as physical, mental, and spiritual harmony. Yoga is the science of body, mind, consciousness and soul.
The Founder of Yoga in Daily Life - His Holiness Paramhans Swami Maheshwarananda (Swamiji)
With
a simple message of tolerance and compassion for all, Swamiji is
renowned globally by thousands as a humanitarian worker and spiritual
master. Presidents and Governments commend Swamiji's tireless
dedication of 30 years of his life to ease the suffering of humans and
creatures alike. Throughout the world he has established ongoing
humanitarian aid projects to provide better quality of life for people
and animals who are in need of comfort and support.
Swamiji's practical teachings are embodied in - Yoga in Daily Life a holistic system of lifestyle management based on the ancient Yoga principles. Swamiji has inspired the creation of thousands Yoga in Daily Life centres world-wide - offering the teachings and practices of Yoga in Daily Life to all people - regardless of age, social status, nationality or spiritual faith.
Swamiji's Mission Statement
"My
mission is to help people to understand themselves, to understand
others, to love and protect all living beings and ultimately to realise
God. "
Swamiji's mission statement is achieved
through the humanitarian work of Yoga in Daily Life that is based on
the following principles:
- Physical, Mental, Social and Spiritual Health
- Respect for life of all living beings
- Tolerance of all religions, cultures and nationalities
- Protection of human rights & the environment
- God realisation
Humanitarian Projects
The heart of Yoga in Daily Life's spiritual teaching is selfless service. Swamiji has inspired the creation of thousands Yoga in Daily Life Centres world-wide, where Yoga and Meditation is taught on a voluntary basis by professionally trained teachers. Classes and courses are conducted for the general public and specific groups such as community organisations, hospitals, schools, retirement homes, drug rehabilitation centres and companies.
