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We hold the belief that life is a "Journey" with numerous paths to explore, lessons to grasp, and memories to craft. Although each person has their unique road to traverse, companionship and support can be discovered along the way. Let us join you on your ongoing journey through life.
The concept of Yogjeevan was born in 1998, but it required time to accumulate knowledge, gather information, and establish an organization dedicated to the well-being of individuals. YOGJEEVAN was officially introduced in 2018 with the aim of promoting and maintaining people's health.
To make people believe that “Yoga is the journey of the Self, to the Self, through the Self”
Our goal is straightforward: to enhance people's lives by communicating how yoga brings a sense of peace, well-being, and a connection with the surrounding environment.
Yoga, fundamentally a spiritual discipline rooted in an intricate science, focuses on establishing harmony between the mind and body—an art and science of healthy living.
The term "Yoga" originates from the Sanskrit root "Yuj," meaning "to join," "to yoke," or "to unite." According to Yogic scriptures, the practice of Yoga leads to the union of individual consciousness with the Universal Consciousness, signifying a perfect balance between mind and body, as well as between Man and Nature. Modern scientists assert that everything in the universe is a manifestation of the same quantum firmament. One who experiences this interconnected existence is considered a yogi, having attained a state of freedom known as mukti, nirvana, or moksha. Thus, the goal of Yoga is Self-realization, transcending all forms of suffering and reaching the state of liberation (Moksha) or freedom (Kaivalya).
Yoga seeks to promote living with freedom in all aspects of life, emphasizing health and harmony as its primary objectives. "Yoga" also encompasses an inner science with various methods through which individuals can realize this union and gain mastery over their destiny.
Widely regarded as an 'immortal cultural outcome' of the Indus Saraswati Valley civilization, dating back to 3300 to 1900 BCE, Yoga existed for centuries as an oral tradition. The earliest written references to yoga are found in the Rig Veda, which scholars believe was composed between 1500 and 1200 BCE, with some suggesting astronomical references in the book point to it being partially written in the fourth millennium BCE.
Yoga profoundly influenced the development of various religious movements in Asia, including Buddhism, Jainism, Taoism, Sikhism, and Sufism. Over the centuries, diverse schools or types of Yoga have emerged, including Raja Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga, Hatha Yoga (including its modern developments), Kriya Yoga, and Tantra Yoga (encompassing Mantra, Kundalini, Laya, Nada, and Hatha yoga’s).
In the late 19th century, Yoga found its way to the West through Swami Vivekananda, who addressed the Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893. This marked the beginning of a strong interest in Yoga, paving the way for numerous other masters to visit the US and Europe.
Dr. Anamika Jha, a trained yoga practitioner (she has done DNYS course from Akhil Bhartiya Prakratik Chikitsa, Rajghat, Diploma in Yoga from Bhatiya Vidya Bhavan, Certificate course in Yoga from Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga) with experience of over a decade in related field is leading the initiative. Our objective is very simple, to make people life enriching, convey how yoga provides sense of peace and well-being, and the feeling of being connected with the surrounding & environment. She wants to make people understand and believe that daily practice of yoga makes one’s body strong and flexible, and boosts immunity. It also improves the functioning of circulatory, respiratory, digestive, blood flow and hormonal structures. Yoga also brings emotional stability and clarity of mind within a person. India currently represents 49 percent of the world’s diabetes burden, with an estimated 72 million cases in 2019. More dangerous thing is equal number of people may be on border line, who do not know about it. This is about one disease, but numbers are horrifying
Amit Mishra leads the franchisee business for Yogjeevan and is responsible for setting Yogjeevan centres across the nation. He has a Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication and Public Relations from St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata and has been working in Public relations and Franchise Development for more than 5 years.
A dynamic professional with 25+ years of experience in brand management, strategy & media planning. He is leading the corporate communication team to build a brand image of YOGJEEVAN and helping it reach to the mass. He has played an instrumental role in launching the brand and taking it across India and International market.
She is a trained yoga instructor and an enthusiast dedicated to the field of yoga. She holds a Diploma in Yoga Vidya from Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan. With experience and knowledge in the field, she has helped many practitioners.
She is a master’s in journalism but choose to dedicate her carrier to YOGA. She is a trained yoga faculty with over 5 years of experience in understanding students’ requirement and provide customized solutions to them.
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