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Inaugurual session of the conference "Yoga for Wellness"

9:25 - 10:34|Recorded on 10 Oct 2017
Yoga is a holistic science for wellness, integrating body, mind, and spirit. This international conference explores its application for modern health challenges. Yoga's history is ancient, now globally recognized through the International Day of Yoga. It transcends mere physical exercise, aiming for equilibrium and peace. Scientific research demonstrates its efficacy, such as increasing GABA levels to treat depression. Yoga offers a cost-effective complement to modern medicine, addressing lifestyle diseases and stress. The practice is being institutionalized through wellness centers and research to promote preventive healthcare globally. Its core principles unite and harmonize the individual with the greater whole. "Yoga is three in one: physical fitness, mental alertness, and spiritual elevation." "Yoga will make you yogya—eligible for everything. You will not become a rogī (sick person)." Filming locations: New Delhi, Delhi, India

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Inaugurual session of the conference "Yoga for Wellness"

9:25 - 10:34 | From: 10 Oct 2017
Yoga is a holistic science for wellness, integrating body, mind, and spirit. This international conference explores its application for modern health challenges. Yoga's history is ancient, now globally recognized through the International Day of Yoga. It transcends mere physical exercise, aiming for equilibrium and peace. Scientific research demonstrates its efficacy, such as increasing GABA levels to treat depression. Yoga offers a cost-effective complement to modern medicine, addressing lifestyle diseases and stress. The practice is being institutionalized through wellness centers and research to promote preventive healthcare globally. Its core principles unite and harmonize the individual with the greater whole. "Yoga is three in one: physical fitness, mental alertness, and spiritual elevation." "Yoga will make you yogya—eligible for everything. You will not become a rogī (sick person)." Filming locations: New Delhi, Delhi, India
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International Conference on Yoga and Ayurveda - Academic Sessions I & II

10:00 - 12:30 | From: 14 Nov 2026
Live from Om Ashram, Jadan, Rajasthan. Session I (14:30): Ancient Wisdom as a Foundation for Contemporary Life — Chair: Prof. Dr. S. P. Sardeshmukh; Speakers: Prof. Dr. Banwari Lal Gaur, CA Swapnil Kothari, Dr. Virendra Singh Bithoo. Session II (15:45): Integrative Health, Medicine and Human Wellbeing — Chair: Claudia Matejovsky; Speakers: Dr. Prashant Suru, Prof. Dr. Martin Repko, Prof. Dr. Vineeta Deshmukh, Dr. Alena Filková.

Relax Your brain waves

10:35 - 10:58 | From: 1 Nov 2006
Excessive thinking consumes your energy and destroys concentration. This loss of mental energy is a violation of brahmacharya, which means losing vitality not only through sexuality but through illness, nervousness, and restless thought. Thinking that brings happiness gains energy, but thinking that brings unhappiness drains it tremendously, leading to a loss of focus and personal radiance. Your own negative thoughts are a form of self-torture, harming you and distancing you from your spiritual path. Life is a flow; dwelling on the past or future wastes the present moment. This mental mechanism is like a reactor and is very difficult to stop. Every thought and word you emit affects you first, like a boomerang returning. The external world from Satya Yuga has not changed; only your internal attitude has. You must therefore master your inner world through disciplined practice, positive thinking, and following a structured spiritual life to regain energy and purpose. "Thinking which makes you unhappy, then you are losing energy. It consumes tremendous mental energy, and your concentration vanishes." "Every thought that goes out of your brain, whatever you speak, will first influence you or come back to you." Filming location: Vienna, Austria DVD 308

Vegetarian cooking lesson 16, Indian Gunda and Sangri Sabji

11:00 - 11:19 | From: 2 Jul 2014
Preparing guṇḍā and saṅgrī involves sourcing and cooking desert vegetables. These vegetables grow in Rajasthan and are harvested, cooked, dried, and prepared at specific ashrams. They are soaked overnight after this process. Cooking begins by tempering cumin seeds in oil, followed by onions and a wet spice mixture. The soaked vegetables are added and cooked until dry. Chapatis are prepared separately, with emphasis on proper rolling and cooking technique. The final dish is seasoned with souring agents like mango powder or yogurt, added carefully off the heat to prevent curdling. This dry preparation is practical for travel. "Always know where our food comes from, what we are eating, and through whose hands it has passed." "Guṇḍā Sabjī and Saṅgrī Sabjī are very good for traveling because they are dry sabjīs, not liquid." Filming location: Vép, Hungary

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International Conference on Yoga and Ayurveda - Academic Sessions I & II

10:00 - 12:30 | 14 Nov 2026
Live from Om Ashram, Jadan, Rajasthan. Session I (14:30): Ancient Wisdom as a Foundation for Contemporary Life — Chair: Prof. Dr. S. P. Sardeshmukh; Speakers: Prof. Dr. Banwari Lal Gaur, CA Swapnil Kothari, Dr. Virendra Singh Bithoo. Session II (15:45): Integrative Health, Medicine and Human Wellbeing — Chair: Claudia Matejovsky; Speakers: Dr. Prashant Suru, Prof. Dr. Martin Repko, Prof. Dr. Vineeta Deshmukh, Dr. Alena Filková.
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Around the world - The Guru's Feet as the Holiest Pilgrimage

17:00 - 17:59 | From 27 Jul 2026
The Guru's feet are the holiest pilgrimage. Thinking of the Guru brings water above the head, bathing one in all holy rivers. The story of Gaṅgā begins with Kapila Muni meditating. Indra, fearing the yogī, teleported a king's horse into the āśram. Soldiers found the horse, grew angry, and struck Kapila Muni. He opened his eyes and burned them to ash. Only Gaṅgā could purify their ignorance. The king's son performed tapasyā standing on one leg until Gaṅgā descended and purified the ashes. Bathing in Saṅgam means meditating in Ājñā Chakra, where Gaṅgā, Yamunā, and Sarasvatī meet. These three rivers symbolize Icchā Śakti, Jñāna Śakti, and Kriyā Śakti—the triśūl. Water flows from high to low, so one must value and respect the Guru to receive knowledge. A disciple must empty the cup of ego. The story of the kheer and cow dung shows purification through repeated filling. The Guru's feet water is nectar that quenches thirst for knowledge. The Guru has crossed the ocean and can lead others. Sādhanā is meditating on the Guru's form, repeating the name, and following instruction. Knowledge comes not through intellect alone but through love and respect for Guru and God. One receives a mantra as a present, not takes it. Knowledge appears within when the pot is purified. "Always meditate on the form of your guru, mūrti, repeat his name, follow his or her instruction, ājñā, and nothing is more important than your guru." "The knowledge will not come from one Upaniṣad to that one who is only intellectually excellent. But knowledge will come to that person who has that love, that respect for Guru and for God." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

The Guru Paramparā and the Power of Devotion

18:40 - 18:58 | From 12 Jul 2026
The Guru Paramparā and the Power of Devotion The Bhavānī Aṣṭakam reveals that all worldly relationships are mental modifications, and only the Divine Mother provides true movement and refuge. Śaṅkarācārya calls family ties vṛttis—thoughts, distractions. The devotee confesses knowing neither tantra, mantra, pūjā, nor yoga. Neither puṇya nor sacred places are known. The devotee is a doer of bad karma, indulged in bad company, with bad intellect, bad sight, and uncontrolled speech. No other deity is known—not Brahmā, Viṣṇu, Śiva, Indra, Sūrya, or Candra. Only the Mother grants gati, movement forward. She is the sole refuge amid conflicts, enemies in water, sky, mountains, or forests. The devotee is weak, deaf, dumb, sick, and helpless. The story of Toṭakācārya demonstrates this devotion. Unable to understand or remember teachings, he wept by the river, praying to the Mother. Through pure-hearted faith, he received knowledge overnight and returned chanting a complex stotra for Śaṅkarācārya. Devotion with purity of heart and conscious mind brings grace. Without faith and devotion, nothing works. "O Bhavānī, only you are mine." "O Bhavānī, only you are the one who gives me the gati." Filming location: Strilky, Czech Republic

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