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About  Haá¹­ha Vidyã

"Haá¹­ha Vidyã"  translates  to  the  knowledge  of Yoga.  In  Sanskrit,  the  term  'Hatha'  consists  of  two  syllables:  'ha'  symbolizes  the  sun  or  vital  energy,  while  'tha'  signifies  the  moon,  representing  mental  energy.  Practicing  Haá¹­ha Vidyã  synchronizes  two  energy  flows,  resulting  in  a  balanced  mental  state.

Haá¹­ha Vidyã  is  the  most  authentic  and  traditional  type  of  Yoga.  Improving  one's  psycho-physiological  state  is  the initial step  towards  achieving  overall  well-being.  Haá¹­ha Vidyã  enables  individuals  to  regulate  their  minds  by  focusing  on  the  body.

The  body  is  prepared  for  advanced  Pranayama  practice  by  starting  with  simple  postures  and  undergoing  a  comprehensive  cleansing  process  known  as  Shad  Karma  Kriyas.  The  practitioner  is  ready  to  explore  Nadaanusandhan,  a  practice  of  seeking  inner  and  external  sounds,  after  using  Mudras  (symbolic gestures)  and  Bandhas  (binding  actions  involving  pressure  or  contraction).

The origin of Haá¹­ha Vidyã Yoga Center dates back to 2008 when Haá¹­ha Vidyã Gurukulum was established in Kerala, India. Thapobhoomi, a residential Yoga center, was later established in 2009 on the banks of the Gayathri River in Kerala.

Haá¹­ha Vidyã  Yoga Center  LLC  was  founded  in  Dubai,  UAE  in  2012  and  is  currently  based  in  our  studio  in  Bur Dubai.  In  2020,  we  established  a  second  branch  in  Al Barsha,  Dubai,  followed  by  the  opening  of  a  third  branch  in  Al Nahda 2,  Dubai  in  2021.

Haá¹­ha Vidyã  commenced  operations  in  Johor Bahru,  Malaysia  in  2021.Hatha Vidya started its operations in Singapore in 2023.

Since  2021,  Haá¹­ha Vidyã  has  served  as  the  official  representative  office  of  Yoga  Alliance  International  in  the  GCC  division.

About our Acharya

In  Dubai,  Acharya  Bala  serves  as  the  Chairman  and  Founder  of  Haá¹­ha Vidyã  Traditional  Yoga  and  Haá¹­ha Vidyã  Gurukulam.
Beginning  his  education  at  the  Yoga-Vedanta  Forest  Academy  in  Sivananda Ashram,  Rishikesh,  Acharya  embarked  on  his  academic  journey.  Throughout  India,  he  has  undertaken  extensive  travel  in  an  effort  to  uncover  the  truth.  He  had  the  good  fortune  to  come  into  contact  with  esteemed  masters  who  imparted  knowledge  on  how  to  authentically  undergo  the  Yogic  journey  in  accordance  with  the  Gurukula  tradition.  Throughout  his  journey,  he  has  affiliated  himself  with  traditional  Yoga  schools.
Upon  meeting  his  Guru,  H.H. Srividyamba Saraswathi  of  Tamil Nadu,  in  2006,  he  received  his  Natha tradition  initiation.  His  Guru  advised  him  to  establish Haá¹­ha Vidyã  Gurukulum  in  Kerala,  India,  in  2008,  with  the  intention  of  instructing  Yoga  enthusiasts  of  all  backgrounds.

Acharya  Bala  assumes  the  role  of  editor-in-chief  of  Thapobhoomi,  which  functions  as  the  Haá¹­ha Vidyã  publication  division.  In  order  to  impart  valuable  insights,  Thapobhoomi  publishes  books,  magazines,  and  other  literature  that  focuses  on  Yoga  and  Tantra.  Authoring  books  on  Yoga  instruction  for  children,  he  has  implemented  a  methodical  approach  to  improve  school-based  Yoga  instruction  and  related  curriculum. 
Acharya  Bala  was  appointed  Director  of  the  GCC  division  of  Yoga  Alliance  International  in  2021.

Acharya Bala
Thapobhoomi

Thapobhoomi

 A true location from which one can obtain the authentic experience of Yoga by means of mental and physical purification, Thapobhoomi derives its name from the words thapas (penance) and bhoomi (land). The utmost level of mental and physical bliss is attained through the practice of such yogic techniques.This purification procedure has been completed on the sacred ground of Pazhayannur, situated along the banks of the "Gayathri River" in Thrissur, Kerala. "Thapobhoomi" is therefore an appropriate appellation for this haven of tranquility and calm. Scholars assert that Muneeshvaran, a Shaivite ascetic, attained enlightenment through meditation on this land many years ago. Folklore in the village of Pazhayannur recounts his mystic exploits. Following this great Sage's departure, it lapsed into obsolescence and was subsequently appropriated by Mother Nature.

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