SriMa School of Transformational Yoga

SriMa School of Transformational Yoga was founded by Swami Vidyanand Ji in 2004, who is a renowned Yoga Guru from India, who created Transformational Yoga and is the Founder of Yoga Alliance International and Meditation Alliance International, Yoga Alliance India, Yoga Alliance Europe – organizations devoted to nurturing authentic Yoga traditions throughout the world and foster a community of Authentic Yoga & Meditation teachers, schools and practitioners. Having founded SriMa International School of Transformational Integral Hatha Yoga in New Delhi and later established its headquarters near Pondicherry in South India. Since, then there have been over one thousand teachers trained in this system and several thousand practitioners worldwide.

Transformational Yoga® is a truly integral yoga system. It synthesises techniques a variety of yogic systems to bring about rapid transformation.

Transformational Yoga® goes far beyond just physical exercise. While offering a complete approach to well-being, Transformational Yoga® takes into account physical, emotional, mental and spiritual aspects of health. It functions on a deeper level to stimulate kundalini energy to move up through the chakras, purifying and awakening the pure body.

We focus on creating full awareness of each of our five bodies.

  • Physical body
  • Prana body
  • Mental body
  • Psychic body
  • Spiritual body

In doing so we are able to clear blockages and purify our bodies: We learn about the seven chakras, and their relationships to our five bodies, whilst identifying and clearing blockages in the chakras.

In Transformational Yoga® the following techniques are applied in order to accomplish personal transformation:

  • Asana: Our asana sequences are suitable for everyone from beginners to advanced and offer a holistic approach to health, while focusing on chakra activation, back strengthening, core strengthening and a standing series.
  • Pranayama: Discover the healing potential of your breath. Breathing techniques are an essential component of hatha yoga. Benefits include improved concentration, more energy, deeper sleep, and reduced stress levels. Not only does it feed the brain, but revitalises the body, since breath is the bridge between the body and the mind.
  • Meditation: Meditation, Yoga Nidra and other relaxation techniques are included in Transformational Yoga practice in order for us to experience our pure natures, in which our egos dissolve and we find inner silence.
  • Mantra: Mantra chanting generates vibrations which are fundamental tools for altering the psyche, and producing a tranquil and balanced mind. In yogic practices, the growth of our awareness progresses with the help of these vibrations. By cleansing our minds with mantras, decision making becomes clearer, observation power is awakened; purification leads to improved concentration and a calm focused mind.

Our schools are located in Delhi, Gurgaon, Pondicherry, South East Asia, Greece & Vietnam