The Profound Path of 108
Siddha Yoga

In the ancient tapestry of spiritual traditions, Siddha Yoga emerges as a profound path that navigates the depths of human consciousness and potential. It’s a journey where the adeptness of a yogi is marked not just by external practices, but by the transformative inner experiences.

The Surya Yogi, a subset of Siddha Yoga, is a testament to the tradition’s versatility. Drawing energy directly from the sun, they exemplify how Siddha Yoga encompasses a myriad of techniques to harness both external and internal energies. However, the breadth of Siddha Yoga extends far beyond the realms of the sun.

KSVP offers many courses in different traditions of Yoga under the guidance of Maha Siddha Ishaputra, who have learnt 108 different forms of Yoga from his revered gurus.

Siddha Yoga encapsulates a series of intricate practices. KSVP offers various courses on Yoga which includes Hatha Yoga, Kundalini Yoga, Raja Yoga and many unknown forms of yoga traditions like Ati Yoga.

Regular immersion into these practices refines one’s senses, helping to cultivate an inward focus, and leading to profound self-realization.

Maha Siddha Ishaputra emphasizes that the universe thrives on the rhythm of light and energy. While the sun offers a form of this energy, the moon’s luminescence, known as Soma Kala, is equally significant. In various forms of Siddha Yoga, practitioners learn to balance and integrate these energies, establishing a harmonious connection with the cosmos.

Diving deeper, Siddha Yoga introduces practitioners to the universe’s elemental dance. The cosmos is a composition of tattvas, natural elements, herbs, and the foundational five elements. Each carries its intrinsic qualities and potential imbalances. Siddha Yoga not only teaches one to harness these elements for spiritual growth but also emphasizes the importance of holistic well-being. Herein lies its connection to Ayurveda, where the eradication of elemental imbalances and the enhancement of physical and mental vitality are paramount.

But above all, Siddha Yoga is a journey of the soul. It’s a path that beckons practitioners to transcend ordinary experiences, to delve into the profound wisdom of ancient traditions, and to realize the boundless potential within.