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Vol.XXXIV No.5 May, 2018

CONTENTS

SUBSCRIPTION Editorial 2 RATES 8 Annual (New) Division of Yoga-Spirituality Brahmasutra - Mugdhe'rthasampattirpariçeñät ` 500/- $ 50/- - Prof. Ramachandra G Bhat 4 8 Three Years International Virat Gurukula Sammelanam 5 ` 1400/- $ 150/- Invitation for Scholarly Articles in IJOY-PPP 6 ¥ÁvÀAd® AiÉÆÃUÀ±Á¸ÀÛç (40): avÀÛ¥Àæ¸ÁzÀPÉÌ (ªÀÄ£À¹ì£À ¥Àæ¸À£ÀßvÉUÉ) 8 Ten Years (Life) ««zsÀ G¥ÁAiÀÄUÀ¼ÀÄ - ²æà gÁeÉñÀ JZï.PÉ. 11 ` 4000/- $ 500/- Dean, Prof. M K Sridhar`s Invited Talks at University of Berkeley 12 Turiya State in the Mandukya Upanisad - Durga T K & Sridhar M K 13 Subscription in favour Division of Yoga & Life Sciences of ‘Yoga Sudha’, Arogyadhama Success Stories from Section E & F 16 Bangalore by S-VYASA – Funded Research Projects 20 DD/Cheque/MO only Division of Yoga & Physical Sciences Reminiscence of Prof. E. C. George Sudarshan - Prof. T. M. Srinivasan & ADVERTISEMENT Professor E.C.G. Sudarshan: Outstanding Physicist and TARIFF: Complete Color Friend of S-VYASA - Prof. Alex Hankey 22 Front Inner - ` 1,20,000/- Consciousness and Information - Prof. T M Srinivasan 24 Back Outer - ` 1,50,000/- China Tour of Dr. Prahlada Ramarao & Prof. T G Sitharam 26 ` Back Inner - 1,20,000/- Division of Yoga & Management Studies Front First Inner Page - Personality Development Camp-2018 ` 1,20,000/- in Prashanti Kutiram by VYASA 27 Back Last Inner Page - ` 1,20,000/- Division of Yoga & Humanities Prevention, Promotion & Peace - Dr. K Subrahmanyam 29 Full Page - ` 60,000/- Half Page - ` 30,000/- VYASA, National Page Sponsor - ` 1,000/- Research in Yoga & Indian Traditional Medicine in London by Modiji and Meeting with Dignitaries by Guruji 7 Inauguration of Manjushri Health Home in Prashanti 9 Printed at: Guruji Programs in New Delhi, Coimbatore & Mumbai 30 Sharadh Enterprises, Times of India & Vijaya Karnataka Education Fairs in Bengaluru 32 Car Street, Halasuru, Workshop on Introduction to Biomedical Instrumentation and Bangalore - 560 008 Demo of Teaching System 33 Workshop on Fire Awareness, Safety & Rescue 34 ph: (080) 2555 6015 Shankara Jayanti Utsav in Prashanti 35 e-mail: sharadhenterprises@ gmail.com VYASA, International VYASA Houston’s Annual Yoga Retreat 2018 36

S-VYASA Deemed to be University Editor: Dr. H R Nagendra ‘Eknath Bhavan’, # 19, Gavipuram Circle, Asst. Editor: Dr. Aarti Jagannathan Kempegowda Nagar, Bengaluru - 560 019 Publisher: Mahadevappa B ph: 080 - 2661 2669 | telefax: 080 - 2660 8645 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.svyasa.edu.in

Disclaimer: The information and opinions expressed in this magazine reflect the views of the authors and not of the publisher or the institution. © Copyrighted material. May 2018 3 EDITORIAL As the ICAP Project is shaping up to start form June 15th to 30th in UP, Orissa, BSF Border Areas, etc, the First Training Camp for all co- ordinator’s is being organised in Prashanti Kutiram form June 3rd to 6th.

As the Readers of YS may remember that there are 5 Dimensions to this ICAP, catering to Oral, Breast and Cervix Cancers 1. Screening of 2 Crore Persons in 120 Districts of our country 2. Awareness Program for Prevention and Promotion of Positive Health including collecting Data on Tobacco Reduction etc. 3. Multi-centric RCT / Trials on about 10,000 Patients 4. Mechanisms Study 5. Setting up Integrative Palliative Care Centres (10 beds in each Government Hospital in the country including AYUSH Hospitals)

The Research Committee and the Subcommittees of different AYUSH Systems have come forward These Protocols have been developed by to offer their Protocols of each of the following 12 International Standard Methodology of Symptoms of each of the three Cancers developing protocols by focussed discussions, etc. Clinical Symptoms: The available app developed for DM Screening 1. Constipation has been updated with all needed for Cancer for 2. Nausea and Vomiting taking data during screening is ready and will 3. Breathlessness be introduced to all coordinators during their 4. Pain first training program from 3rd to 6th June in Symptoms due to Tumour: Prashanti Kutiram. 5. Oral Mucositis We will have many such training programs. 6. Malignant Ulcers More details can be had from our Nodal Officer 7. Anorexia and Fatigued bit op Experts Dr. Ragavedra Rao of HCG, Dr. Vadi Raj of 8. Anaemia CCRYN, Dr. Suchitra and Dr. Amit Singh of Psychological Symptoms: S-VYASA. 9. Anxiety 10. Depression g Dr H R Nagendra 11. Emotional Distress 12. Spiritual Distress

42 Yoga Sudha May 2018 53 äüsUÇm! (Brahmasütram)

g Prof. Ramachandra G. Bhat Vice Chancellor S-VYASA Deemed to be University, Bengaluru

muGxe=wRsMpiÄpRirze;at! (äüsUÇm!-3-2-10) Mugdhe'rthasampattirpariçeñät (Brahmasütram-3-2-10) Meaning: In a swoon (in a person who is senseless) there is half union on account of this remaining (as the only alternative left, as the only possible hypothesis)

Now in this chapter, different stages of jiva condition, as considered by medical authorities. through which he will be travelling are projected. So, lack of understanding is one thing. He will As we know the awakened condition, dream and not recognize anyone but fear manovrutti or sushupatih or deep sleep, all are examined in mental condition will be there. That is why this is the scriptural back ground. One more stage, neither jagaratam nor swapana, but it is another through which jiva rarely passes is mugdha subdivision in sushupati. However, in sushupati stage. Mugdha the unconscious stage, wherein a the face will be blooming with bliss, very calm, person becomes unconscious due to say, a sudden very quiet. But here it is experiencing a deep injury to the head. What is that stage? It is not shock, expressed through eye movements and dream that he will be having during that time, so many other body languages. So jivatama will nor awake because he is not understanding what be undergoing in these stages when there will is around him, nor deep sleep because the mind be sudden shock; sometime unexpected things is full of fear and shock, nor dream because he is happen in his family or the most beloved people not imagining anything before his eyes. So, this die or something hitting to his head region, particular stage is to be analyzed. Vyasacharya both the physical regions and mental regions takes this particular area for discussion. He will be under some abnormal experiences. (ard calls it ardhasampatti. Ardhasampatti means henasuñuptasyabhavatimugdhatvam). So, it is it is ardhasushuptam. Sampatti is a word for neither death condition nor sushupatam (ardh deep sleep (satäsomyatadäsampadyate) that is asampattimbrahmavidaùicchanti) that is what th how it is described in 6th chapter in Chandogya Shankaracharya says. It is not a 5 condition, upanishad. This particular condition cannot be not a separate, secluded condition; but this included in all the above three popular stages, is a part of sushupti, that’s what is concluded namely jagruta, swapna and sushupti. So it is here. Even and all others also agree with this stage, (prasiddhacaiñälokäyrveda - called ardhasampatti or ardhasushuptam. That yoùardhasampattiù napaïcamégaëyate). means he will be in a shock, sudden shock. That is why fear will be there. That fear or shock is So that particular chapter meant expressed through his eyes during that stage. for (tvam padarthaviveka and tat People may undergo fits as popularly called, padarthaviveka) tvam is individual soul, tat is even some abnormal state of the psychic universal soul. Mahavakyaarthanirnaya

64 Yoga Sudha it is very important here; hence the mahavakya Tattvamasi, from the 6th chapter, has been considered here. So tvam, the individual soul is projected properly. Here afterwards Vyasacharya, Badarayana takes up tatpadartha that is called (naùsthänatopiparasyaubhayaliìgamsarvatrahi) because tvam - tat these two are not kept separately in this order. Jivah, though he will be crossing through all these stages, is plugged to that highest power Centre, that is tatpadartha, the universal soul (sarvakarmä sarvakämaù sarvagandhaùsarvarasaù). All these descriptions are there for universal soul because sarva word is repeated here, and sometime the same universal soul is called (asthülamanaëuahrasvamadérgham) so it is described with negative prefix. Here purvapakshi traces some cacophony tone. How to go? Whether this is with worldly attribution or without worldly attributions. This particular area is addressed here, but (sthänatopi) even partially also it cannot be ubhayaligam, it is only nirvikalpakam without any attributions. That is how it is concluded. to be continued...

International Virat Gurukula Sammelanam

Ujjain: Bharateeya Shikshana Mandala, organized three-day International Virat Gurukula Sammelanam in the serene ambience of Sandipini Veda Vidya Pratishthana, Ujjain between 28-30, April 2018. RSS Chief, Pujya Sarasanghachalaka Mohan ji Bhagavat inaugurated the conference and guided all august gathering with his keynote. He said that ‘The essence of Gurukula system of education is to mould the overall development of personality in students’. In the inaugural function, Union MHRD Minister, Sri Prakash Javadekar, Chief Minister of MP, Sri Shivaraj Singh Chauhan, Achartya Govinda Giri Maharaj, Vice Chancellor of S-VYASA, Prof. Ramachandra G Bhat and other esteemed dignitaries were present on the dais. Some Important Highlights of Sammelan: • The huge conference was organized after 1200 years with 2995 registered delegates. • The serene ambience where Krishna and Sudama were the students of Sandipini Gurukula, Ujjain. • Exhibition on different activities of Gurukula education which is being imparted currently. • Participation from 10 countries. • Karnataka Gurukula Sankula was the Co- organizers of the conference under the guidance of Prof. Ramachandra G Bhat. Prof. Ramachandra G Bhat, Sri Suresh Bhayyaji Joshi & dignitaries

May 2018 75 Address by Vice Chancellor of S-VYASA, Prof. Ramachandra G Bhat and the dignitaries on the dais International Virat Gurukula Sammelanam in Ujjain

Invitation for Scholarly Articles

International Journal of Yoga - Philosophy, Psychology and Parapsychology, a publication of Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana (S-VYASA Deemed to be University), is a peer-reviewed online journal, indexed in Baidu Scholar, CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure), EBSCO Publishing's Electronic Databases, Exlibris – Primo Central, Google Scholar, Hinari, Infotrieve, National Science Library, ProQuest, TdNet. The Editor in Chief of the Journal is Dr. H R Nagendra. We invite scholarly articles, both empirical and theoretical, in the field of Philosophy, Psychology and Parapsychology from research scholars and scientists. For details, log on - www.ijoyppp.org

86 Yoga Sudha London: Recently, A Centre of Excellence and Research in Yoga & Indian Traditional Medicine was inaugurated by HRH The Prince of Wales KG, KT, CCB, OM and Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi

Nitya Kalyani Group rendered the Music Recital of 'Lakshmi Sobane' followed by devotional songs under the leadership of Vidushi Janaki Sreesha on April 13th in Prashanti Kutiram

May 2018 97 New Delhi: Recently, Guruji & team met Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Shri J P Nadda and invited him for 3rd International Conference on Integrative Medicine at Boston & submitted the Proposal of Integrated Cancer Program (ICaP)

New Delhi: Recently, Guruji & team met Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Suresh Prabhu

Mumbai: with Hon’ble Governor of Maharashtra, Mumbai: with Hon’ble Chief Minister of Shri C. Vidyasagar Rao Maharashtra, Shri Devendra Fadnavis

108 Yoga Sudha Manjushri Health Home Inauguration of Holistic Healing Center in Prashanti by Pujya Dr. D Veerendra Heggade ji

May 2018 119 Felicitation to Dr. Heggade ji Address by Dr. Heggade ji Address by Guruji

Dr. H Sudarshan Sri M T Nanaiah Sri Manoj Agarwal Social Worker & Senior Advocate CMD, Great Value Tribal Rights Activist Group, New Delhi

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Prof. MKS also appraised of the S-VYASA Yoga University programmes and activities to the students, faculties and had discussion on Science – Spirituality with Dr. Robert Russell, Director, Center for Theology and Natural Sciences and Prof. Purushottama Bilimoria.

1412 Yoga Sudha Turiya State in the Mandukya Upanishad

g Durga T K* & Sridhar M K** * Research Scholar, SVYASA ** Dean, Division of Yoga –Spirituality, SVYASA

Turiya which is also termed as samadhi appears Turiya is called the highest state or supreme in the Upanishads and Yoga treatises is well state of consciousness or the fourth state which known throughout the history of Indian can be experienced only through hard practice spiritual life. It has been experienced by sages, and introspection. Upanishads declare that, it is saints and mystics in India from earliest times a state of knowledge and liberation and also as to the present and elsewhere in the world. the supreme goal of spiritual life. The experience This state can be attained by any person who of Turiya frees oneself from ignorance (avidya), strives very hard and practices the rules shackles of birth, death and rebirth. The spiritual and conditions laid down by yogic treatises. aspirant after sustained effort gets spiritual Mandukyopanishad which is one of the smallest freedom. among the Upanishads, describes this state very well. It is one of the states of the mind and also Sage Gaudapada while writing commentary consciousness. The first three states are the on Mandukyopanishad called Mandukya waking state (jagrat), dream state (svapnam) karika, elaborately explains the four states and deep sleep state (sushupti). In a fascinating of consciousness. The first is the waking state story of Indra and Prajapati in the Chandogya (jagrat) or gross state in which we are aware of Upanishad, Indra learns about the three states external things, have sensuous enjoyments of of consciousness (Cha. Up. VIII.vii. 1-5, ix.1- all gross objects and are convinced about our 2,ix.1 -2,xii.1). People experience the first three physical bodies. A person in this state is called states everyday which are ordinary in nature. vaishvanara as he is the lord of this physical

May 2018 1513 body. Through seven instruments and nineteen turned outward nor inward. Nor is it both channels (1), he experiences the gross objects of outward and inward: it is beyond both cognition the phenomenal world. and the absence of cognition. This fourth state of Turiya cannot be experienced through the The second is dream state (svapnam) or subtle senses or known by comparison, deductive state which is called as taijasa as he is aware reasoning or inference: it is indescribable, of the internal phenomena and enjoys mental incomprehensible, and unthinkable with the impressions. It also operates through seven mind. This is pure consciousness itself. This instruments and nineteen channels, which is the real self. It is within the cessation of all engage the subtle objects of the mental realm. phenomena. It is serene, tranquil, filled with This is an intermediate state between waking bliss, and is one without a second. This is the and deep sleep. Here the mind is fully active and real or true self that is to be realized' (SVYASA). independent of sense organs and is not aware Turiya, the fourth, is in short, the supreme mystic of the physical body. Man is purely a mental experience ((Prabhavananda, Swami,1977). It is being in this state. The third is the deep sleep symbolized by silence and the mystic mantra state (sushupti) or the causal state. A person is AUM. This state is the final goal for a spiritual called prajna in this state. In this state, there seeker and Upanishads consider it as a state of is neither desire for gross nor subtle subjects, knowledge and also as liberation. When one nor any dream sequences. He is completely attains this state, he is free from the meshes of unaware of the external and internal worlds. ignorance, cycle of birth and death as told by 'All experiences have receded or merged into Shankaracharya and he gains absolute freedom undifferentiated consciousness. Ignorance of the soul (2). While the first three states are in deep sleep covers up consciousness, and related to three-dimensional form of empirical thoughts and knowledge apparently vanish. experience, fourth state or Turiya is a four- With this third state we reach ego or 'causal dimensional reality or even can be called as a sheath', so called because it contains the root dimensionless experience. of ignorance' (Prabhavananda, Swami, 1977). Gaudapada says that deep sleep does not know According to Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, a about the Atman or self or non -Ataman or non- person who has experienced this state does not self, either of truth or non-truth. Dream and see plurality of universe. The first three states deep sleep are wrong apprehensions of reality. dissolve in Turiya. To quote: 'When, having When this false experience disappears in dream attained the non-dual Brahman in samadhi, and deep sleep, Turiya is realized (Gaudapada one comes back to the plane of the ego, one karika I. 7. 12 and 15). He further says that mind realizes that, it is Brahman who has become in deep sleep is disciplined and withdrawn but this universe of plurality. To get to the flesh in Turiya it is not withdrawn. Any person whose of the fruit you discard its skin and seeds. But mind is disciplined unites with Brahman, who when you want to know the total weight of is fearless and the light of knowledge shines in the fruit, you must weigh them all together. all directions (Ibid, III. 35). The skin, the seeds, the flesh - all belong to the one and same fruit. Similarly, having realized The fourth is called Turiya which transcends the unchangeable reality- the one absolute, the previous three states. It has no connection formless, impersonal, infinite God is again one with the finite mind. It is described in with the relative universe. He who is absolute Mandukyopanishad thus: 'The Fourth aspect in one aspect is relative in another aspect, of Atman or self is Turiya. Literally the fourth. and both aspects belong to one and the same In this fourth state, the consciousness is neither substance'(Ramakrishn Kathamrta). According

1614 Yoga Sudha to Swami Prabhavananda, concept of nirvana of Nineteen channels are: manas (mind), chitta Buddhists and Turiya of the Upanishads appear (mind stuff), egoism, buddhi (determinative to be identical as both are beyond subject and faculty), five vital airs (prana, apana, object, of observer or knower and beyond space, samana, udana and vyana), five sense organs time and causation. They are consciousness by (eyes, ear, nose, tongue and skin) and five themselves, and beyond flux and relativity. They motor organs (pair of hands, feet, mouth, can be attained by normal consciousness but can excretory and generative organs). be experienced by the control of mind and sub- 2. Punarapi jananam punarapi maranam I conscious mind and only through self - restraint punarapi janani jathare shayanam I Kahi and (Prabhavananda, Swami, 1977). samsare kahi dustare kripaya pare pahi murare A spiritual person who has attained Turiya later II Bhajagovinda stotram II need not be concerned too much about moral laws. As Mundaka Upanishad says "When the Bibliography: seer beholds the Effulgent One, the Lord, the 1. Gambhirananda, Swami, Eight Upanisads with the Supreme Being, then, transcending both good Commentary of Sankaracharya, Vol I (Isa, Kena, Katha and Taittiriya), 1989 - 90, Second Revised Edition, and evil, and freed from impurities, he unites 5M3C,Advaita Ashrama, Calcutta. himself with Brahman' (III.1.3). 2. M, Sri Ramkrishna kathamrta, Vol I 10th Ed., Pravas Chandra Gupta, Calcutta, Vol. I. pp. 213-215. Thus, Mandukyopanishad gives the 3. Message of the and Upanishads, Swami characteristics of four states of consciousness Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana Study and calls on the spiritual seeker to know, material (BSY T 401), Swami Vivekananda Yoga Prakashana (SVYP), Bangalore. understand and contemplate on all states and 4. Philosophy, Science and Consciousness, Swami attain Turiya for attaining the highest goal of Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana Study human spiritual existence i.e. liberation (moksha) material (MS T 301), Swami Vivekananda Yoga Prakashana (SVYP), Bangalore, pp. 22 - 26. and total spiritual freedom. 5. Prabhavananda, Swami, 1977, The Spiritual Heritage End Notes: of India, Sri Ramakrishna Math, Madras, India p. 15, 54, pp. 61-67, pp. 179-83, pp. 203-05, pp. 275-77, pp. 344-46. 1. Seven instruments are: earth, water, air, 6. Sri Aurobindo, Eight Upanishads, 1953, Sri fire, ether, sun and heaven. Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry, pp. 129 -133.

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May 2018 1715 Arogyadhama Success Stories

Section E - An Improved Case of Diabetes, Hypertension, Back Pain and ...

He was afflicted by diabetes, hypertension, pain in both knee joints, shoulder pain, low back pain and hip joint pain. And all of this combined with weakness, a total lack of energy. That appeared to be more than most patients’ share of their problem at age 52. After battling it out these issues for a decade, Mr. Keshav Raju (name changed), aged 62, came to Arogyadhama in September 2015. In addition, he had bad breath and occasional gastritis. He is on regular medication. The low back pain aggravates when walking and gives relief when resting. The pain in the right shoulder is there since many years.

Diagnosis: Diabetes, hypertension, knee pain, shoulder pain and back pain.

During his week-long stay at Arogyadhama, he underwent various yoga practices based on Integrated Approach of Yoga Therapy (IAYT) which comprised a special yoga module designed specifically to relax, strengthen and make the person more flexible at the body and mind level and to achieve total wellbeing. In addition, Pranayama, Cyclic Meditation, Mind Sound Resonance Technique, and relaxation techniques were included in the schedule. Lectures on lifestyle and dietary management information were organised to ensure better lifestyle for overall health. He was taught certain special techniques which are designed to arrest and eventually minimise or altogether eliminate pain and resolve his back and neck problems. He was also trained to perform certain Kriyäs which cleanse the body of toxins.

His schedule used to start at 5:30 am with pranayama and meditation followed by various activities that continued till 7:30 pm. These activities included special techniques (asanas, loosening exercises and relaxation techniques) designed to reduce pain. In order to enhance his relaxation and calmness of mind special meditation techniques were administered (cyclic meditation, trataka and mind sound resonance technique). Among the koshas that proved to be of considerable help to him were Manomaya Kosha and Annamaya Kosha. His parameters were monitored on a daily basis to keep track of his progress.

Condition on Discharge: The participant was relaxed and better after his stay in Prashanti, Arogyadham. There has been a consistent improvement in all his vital and clinical parameters. Improvement in Brahmari time and straight leg raising have been positively recorded. Details of assessments before and after yoga therapy are furnished below:

1816 Yoga Sudha Vital Parameters as on Date of Arrival (DoA) and Date of Departure (DoD)

Parameters DoA DoD Specific Parameters DoA DoD Pulse Beats/min 68 64 Weight in Kg 71.4 70/4 BP in mm haemoglobin 160/90 150/80 Height 172 Respiratory Cycles/min 20 16 Symptom Score 8 0 Straight Leg Raising Brahmari Time (Sec) 10 11 60/60 90/90 (R & L) degrees Medication Score 01 01

Week-wise Improvement

Description 1st Week Improved Back pain + hip pain: Symptoms Pain while forward bending ↓ by 100 % Pain while backward bending ↓ by 100 % Pain while side bending (right) ↓ by 100 % Pain while side bending (left) ↓ by 100 % Straight leg raising (right) improved by 50% Straight leg raising (left) improved by 50% Sit and reach better by 20%

Section F - T2DM with Diabetic Retinopathy (Left eye >Right eye) with left eye Macular Degeneration, Essential Hypertension, Geographic Tongue, Osteo Arthritis of both Hip Joint

Health issues are inescapable while we graduate into old age. But even for an understanding aged person, the number of health issues he could perhaps take in his stride would have a ceiling beyond which he will not be able to endure. One person who came close to this category was perhaps Mr. Sagar (name changed), who at 63, had a rough ride in life so far as his health was concerned. Mr. Sagar suffered from 10 different ailments over the past two decades.

Diabetes struck him 23 years ago when he was just 40. He was a case of diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration which is an eye disorder that slowly destroys sharp, central vision. It is most common in senior citizens. About 15 years later he developed hypertension. Around the same time, he also developed hypothyroidism. He took medicine for this for three years and then stopped. Yet a few

May 2018 1917 years later he was afflicted with oral thrush which is certainly a minor problem if you're healthy. But if you have a weakened immune system, symptoms of oral thrush may be more severe and difficult to control.

In 2010, he was laid low by inflammatory arthritis which is a condition that affects your immune system. This means that your body's defence system starts attacking your own tissues instead of germs, viruses and other foreign substances, which can cause pain, stiffness and joint damage. The same year he underwent a cataract surgery of both eyes. He was also suffering from vertigo. In the past six months, he has been suffering from pain in both hip joints which increases while driving and decreases while walking.

He was diagnosed with T2DM with Diabetic Retinopathy (Left eye >Right eye) with left eye Macular Degeneration, Essential Hypertension, Geographic Tongue, Osteoarthritis of both Hip Joints.

During his stay of 2 weeks at Arogyadhama, he underwent Yoga Practices based on the integrated approach to yoga therapy which is a special yoga module prepared for Diabetes mellitus ailments in our campus based on yoga research.

He was made to practice breathing exercises for his Hypertension, sukshma vyayama for his hip joint pain along with yogasanas like Ardha matsendrasana, vakrasana, trikonasana, parivrittakonasana etc along with kriyas (Yogic external detoxification techniques) like vamana dhouti (cleansing upper gastrointestinal tract) and laghu sanhka prakshalana (intestinal cleansing technique). Abhyantara kriyas like agnisara and nauli kriya were also included in the list of practices he was taught to practise. He was given a diabetic diet which included boiled /raw vegetables as a major portion. In order to give total rest to his body and mind, he was made to practice Cyclic Meditation and MSRT (Mind Sound Resonance Technique). Counselling sessions were held for him to sublimate his suppressed emotions. He was also practicing jatru trataka for his retinopathy 4 times/day. He was taught a sleep technique to overcome his disturbed sleep. Lectures on lifestyle and dietary management were organised. Thus keeping his overall health condition in mind he was put through a planned yoga module most appropriate for him.

Parameters: During his stay of 2 weeks, there was a marked

2018 Yoga Sudha improvement in his blood sugar level. His Inj. Insulin was reduced by 40 units, hip pain improved by 50%. He now gets sound sleep and the feeling of lethargy is gone completely. The vital parameters are as given below:

Vital Parameters as on Date of Arrival (DoA) and Date of Departure (DoD)

Parameters DoA DoD Specific Parameters DoA DoD Pulse Rate (Beats/min) 88 74 Symptom Score 1 0 Blood Pressure (mm of Hg) 134/70 140/90 Medication score (Tablets) 3 2.5 Brahmari Time (Sec) 10 19 Inj .Insulin 70 30 Weight in Kg 97.7 96.3 FBS (Fasting Blood Sugar) 160 155 Respiratory Rate PPBS 16 9 185 127 (Cycles/min) (Post Prandial Blood Sugar)

Symptoms as on Date of Admission (DoA) and Date of Discharge (DoD)

Description DoA 1st Week 2nd Week Improved Blood sugar was high Blood sugars were under His insulin was reduced by Symptoms Pain in hips control 40 units. Pain while getting up from Hips pain persisting. Hips pain improved by sitting posture. Pain while getting up after 50%. Disturbed sleep sitting persisting. Pain while getting up from Numbness in legs Sleep improved by 50%. sitting posture improved Always in a state of fatigue Numbness improves in the by 50%. legs. Sound Sleep. Feels fresh and energetic. Numbness in the legs improved by 70%. The quality of life improved by 100%.

Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ramachandra G Bhat and Asst. Prof. at S-VYASA Sri Rajesh H K in the Exhibition at International Virat Gurukula Sammelanam in Ujjain May 2018 2119 S-VYASA – Funded Research Projects Ongoing Projects

SNo Title of the Project Principal Funding Duration Amount in ` Investigator Agency 1 Cerebral auto regulation Dr. Deepeshwar SERB, Dept. 2016-2019 33,76,290/- and sympathetic nervous Singh of Science & 3 Years system activity (SNS) while Asst. Professor, technology, performing cognitive tasks S-VYASA Yoga Govt. of India during yoga practices which University have different effects on SNS

2 Effect of Yoga practices on Dr. Ramesh M N University 2016-2018 27,00,000/- DNA damage in healthy Professor, Grants 2Years and clinical population S-VYASA Yoga Commission University (UGC)

3 Efficacy of Yoga-based Dr. Ramesh M N Ministry of 2016-2019 29,59,824/- Lifestyle Intervention on Professor, AYUSH, 3 years Acute-phase Insulin Release S-VYASA Yoga New Delhi (AIR) in Pre-diabetes University

4 Effect of Yoga practices on Dr Ramesh M N TVS Motors 2016 – 5,00,000/- Insulin regulation in Pre- Professor, Private 2017 Diabetic & Diabetic Patients S-VYASA Yoga Limited 1 year University

5 A Comparison of High Dr. Deepeshwar DST- 2017-2020 49,00,000/- Frequency Yoga Breathing Singh SATYAM 3 years (HFYB) with Breath Asst. Professor, Awareness (BAW) and S-VYASA Yoga Aerobic Exercise Assessing University Gamma Oscillation, BDNF Levels, and Cognitive Task Performance

6 Exploring the Yoga benefits Dr. Deepeshwar AYUSH - 2017-2020 64,00,000/- of cognitive improvement Singh CCRYN 3 years and metabolic mediators of Asst. Professor, neuro-endocrine biomarkers S-VYASA Yoga in patients with Type 2 University diabetes

Total Amount in ` 20,836,114/-

2220 Yoga Sudha Projects Completed in Last Three Years

SNo Title of the Project Principal Funding Agency Year Duration Amount in ` Investigator Started (Months)

1 Development and Dr. H R Nagendra Defence Research 2012 24 16,98,000/- Validation of Defence Chancellor, and Development Implicit Association S-VYASA Yoga Organization Test and Guna Implicit University (DRDO), Govt. of Association Test India, New Delhi.

2 Effect of Fresh Coconut Dr. Manjunath Coconut 2015 12 14,97,000/- in A Balanced Diet N K Professor, Development A Randomized S-VYASA Yoga Board, Ministry Comparative Study University of Agriculture, Government of India

3 Brain Hemodynamics, Dr. Hemant Department 2015 24 26,84,884/- Cognition and Subtle Bhargav of Science and Energy Levels in Asst. Professor, Technology, Teenagers: Investigation S-VYASA Yoga Government of of Potential Acute University India Effects of Mobile Phone Induced EMF and the Protective Value of Yoga Intervention

4 Effect of Yoga on Gene Dr. Manjunath N K Defence Institute 2015 24 9,70,000/- expression and telomere Professor of Physiology & biology in extreme and Allied Science- climatic conditions Dr. Ramesh M N Defence Research Professor, and Development S-VYASA Yoga Organization University DIPAS – DRDO, New Delhi

5 Anger Assessment and Dr. H R Nagendra Sri Venkateswara 2015 12 9,76,350/- Yogic management Chancellor, Vedic University, of Anger in High S-VYASA Yoga Tirupathi School Children; A University Randomized Control Study

6 Effect of Yoga practices Dr. R Nagarathna Blue Star India 2016 12 10,00,000/- on Gene Expression in Advisor, Pvt Ltd., Diabetic population – A S-VYASA Yoga controlled study University

Total Amount in ` 8,826,234/-

May 2018 2321 Reminiscence of Prof. E. C. George Sudarshan Words of Prof. T. M. Srinivasan, PhD, Professor, Division of Yoga and Physical Sciences

It was around mid-1980’s; I was at a conference in Bangalore discussing knowledge representation in Sanskrit and its application in machine translation between Indian languages. At lunch, a person with deep knowledge in Sciences and Sastras was giving in-depth analysis of a subject under discussion. He seemed to be well versed in both sciences and in Sastras, quoting profusely from scriptures. I was very curious to know who that person was; on enquiry, I was told that he was none other than Dr. ECG Sudarshan. I was thrilled that I could talk to Prof. E.C.G. Sudarshan with his wife Dr. Bhamathi him; I had come across his ideas and writings regarding tachyons, particles that travel faster privilege to listen to him at Prasanthi while he than light. uncovered to us, areas in starting from classical mechanics, to gravitational theory, and He moved to Institute of Mathsciences, just on to quantum theory – all this without using behind IIT, Madras where I was working. I the chalk-board or slides! Science has indeed met him a few times and each time, it was a lost a great personality, a wonderful teacher and revelation that Dr Sudarshan can be so easily a humanistic personality. approached, one could ask any question in Physics and he would answer without any I wish to place on record my deep gratitude to hesitation. He said once that there are no more his wife and a Physicist, Dr. Bhamathi both of paradoxes in Physics – implying he has taken whom were on a quest to understand reality care of the most important ones. It was again a through Physics and through our Sastras. Professor E.C.G. Sudarshan: Outstanding Physicist and Friend of S-VYASA Words of Prof. Alex Hankey, PhD, Professor, Division of Yoga and Physical Sciences

Professor E.C.G. Sudarshan, who passed on in in the philosophy behind self-realization and the middle of May, was one of India’s greatest enlightenment, and met with a number of physicists. For many years he was Head of India’s leading 20th century sages. He was as the Department of Physics at the University familiar with the Vedic sciences as with modern of Texas in Austin, where he attracted Nobel science, giving countless scholarly talks on their laureates, Steven Weinberg and Ilya Prigogine, parallels after first being encouraged by His to join him. An early supporter of research on Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in the 1970s. yoga and meditation, he showed keen interest In recognition of his services to science and

2422 Yoga Sudha India, he was created Padma Bhushan, and then – something Padma Vibhushan. His loss is deeply mourned. never achieved by any scientist Sudarshan was unfortunately excluded from other than the Nobel prize on two occasions. As a young Einstein. physicist, he was the first to realize that the weak interaction describing radioactive beta In his later decay should be described by the famous’ years, Professor parity violating’, ‘V-A’ combination of Vector Sudarshan and Axial quantum field currents. His adviser was much misjudged this radical proposal, preventing felicitated by him from publishing the idea until too late. India’s leading Their paper only appeared after Richard scientific Feyman and Murray Gell Mann, two of the institutions US’s most famous physicists, had published the like the Indian same idea. Even though everyone recognized Institute of Sudarshan’s priority, he was never rewarded as Science, the he might have been. A similar situation arose National in the theory of coherent states in lasers. On Institute of Advanced Study in Bengaluru, and reading Donald Glaser’s first paper, Sudarshan his Alma Mater, the University of Madras. In wrote out the next stage of the theory overnight. reviewing his own development as a scientist He submitted his work to the world’s most on one such occasion, he described how he prestigious physics journal, Physical Review had worked long hours with Homi Bhabha Letters, long before Glaser submitted his own when the latter was establishing India’s atomic version of that stage of the theory. Even though energy agency. Bhabha fully recognized the Sudarshan corrected a misconception in Glaser’s young George’s brilliance, and would specially work, his priority was again not accepted by the continue working with him when the rest of the U.S. establishment, who claimed that ‘everyone day’s work was done, and his senior colleagues knew that Glaser had the theory in the pipeline’. had gone home. George was a similar friend This violation of fundamentals of priority in to many young physicists, and had a knack of scientific publishing, was just to keep the laurels encouraging those in whom he saw abilities within the grasp of WASP-ish, White Anglo- similar to his own. He visited S-VYASA at Saxon Protestant Americans. Not even the regular intervals for many years, sometimes Colonial British who rewarded Ramanujan with helping conduct scientific workshops, and a Fellowship at Trinity College, Cambridge, and sometimes taking Yoga treatments. He was elected him Fellow of the Royal Society, could particularly supportive of our current initiatives be accused of behaving with such prejudice. in Low Energy Nuclear Reactions, and attended the 2015 seminar which led to it starting. He and George Sudarshan was also famous for his work his wife, Bhamati Sudarshan, have always been in many other fields of physics: for example, the much loved friends of our institution. We all quantum Zeno effect; the quantum theory of offer our deepest sympathies and condolences open systems; and how to structure the theory to George’s family. His inspiration will continue of tachyons, particles that move faster than light. to act as a star guiding Indian science and those If experimental evidence for the latter had ever who knew him for years to come. emerged, Sudarshan would certainly have been nominated for a third, different Nobel prize

May 2018 2523 Consciousness and Information Consciousness is a well-uttered word with varied g definitions. In the parlance of modern medicine, Prof. T M Srinivasan if a patient responds to external stimuli, he/she Professor, Division of Yoga and Physical Sciences, S-VYASA is considered to be conscious. In psychology, an active and normal person is defined as conscious of his/her immediate environment. In past and worry about the future is the problem philosophy, the word is related to awareness of we deal with every day; a shadow problem that one’s environment; is legal terms, one is aware ceases to exist once one recognizes the origin of one’s legal rights and obligations. Thus, each of this worry. Hence, controlling citta is the area of specialty has chosen to use the term in primary aim in Yoga practice. its own unique way without questioning its use In the science of Consciousness, there is an in other areas. This is not good for the science urgent need to define the words we use; in the of consciousness. In science, including esoteric area of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine, the sciences, each term is used in a very specific problem is immense since each researcher and way. For example, power and energy have very each practitioner tends put his / her own spin unique definitions in Physics. These words may on these terms. This is certainly not conducive be used to indicate the invincibility of a great to the growth of science of Consciousness. As is king of yore or to designate in relative terms seen, in this write up, we are using capitalized the energy for action one has on a particular first letter for Consciousness to drive home the day. However, this linguistic license is only for message that this is a defined term. Let us turn every day usage and cannot be used in Physics our attention to some aspects of healing that all without proper reference. of us are interested in. In esoteric sciences too, we see well-defined terms Energy Medicine is a term that was coined used to convey a specific meaning. For example, around early 1990’s to include both energetic and in Yoga literature, mind (which is an ill-defined informational interactions in living systems that term) is split into four working components and could re-establish and promote homeostasis in each is defined appropriately. One component an organism. We know what energy is from the of mind is citta; this is the capacity of the mind perspective of Physics; it is the ability to work. to regurgitate stored memory and ruminating In other words, if work – either mechanical on it ad infinitum. Actually, this ruination of the or electrical or of any other nature – is to be performed, we require energy to do that work. For example, we need to run a TV from the household electric outlet; we then connect the TV appropriately to the electrical source and the TV works on the electrical energy supplied by the utility company. This energy then ‘runs’ the TV. We have of course to pay for this energy; we pay how much power we draw from the source and for how long. Power times the number of Fig 1: There is a molecule for every emotion minutes or hours that we use the device forms

2624 Yoga Sudha energy. In a normal situation, no one really knows how much energy costs! They only know how much payment is made every month to the utility company and not the actual unit cost of energy!

Coming back to Energy Medicine, it is easy to realize that energy at the most fundamental level is required to activate the cells in a proper manner. A living cell requires oxygen and glucose as fundamental fuels for normal Fig 2: When Consciousness arises, the entire horizon lights up functioning. Oxygen comes from breathing and glucose is derived from the food we eat. Though use of electrical device for long time close to glucose is simply sugar, it is not necessarily the the body. A prime example of this is the use of raw sugar we delight in; it is synthesized from electric blankets and electric waterbeds. Such proteins and other foods we consume. This is ‘conveniences’ should be avoided since we use the gross energy that is provided to the cell; in them several hours a day. case the cell is not functioning properly (i.e. it is Informational inputs could be at a very low sick!) we give prescription drugs that bring the level, namely below sensory threshold and cell back to normal functioning. these could be physical fields. Electromagnetic, Informational input to a cell is subtler and hence magnetic, electric, acoustic or vibrational fields more complex. Again, this informational input and even gravitational fields come under this could be of various types and intensities. For category. When we chant a mantra, our chest, example, electromagnetic energy of very low mouth and even the brain vibrate at specific intensity – we can hardly perceive this level vibratory patterns and these could impact the through our normal sensory channels – is found cells in many ways. There are research papers to to have a profound effect on the cell. We have prove this point. The informational fields could heard that excessive use of cellular telephones also be non-physical fields, such as thought could give rise to problems in the brain. We fields or intentional fields. Unfortunately, these do not feel pain or even heating of the tissues fields being non-physical cannot be measured while we use the cell phone; however, it is very directly at this time. However, they could have likely that there is an interaction at a very subtle a profound effect on the body. level between the electromagnetic energy and If an informational field affects the physical the tissues involved. Similarly, very low energy body in ways we could measure, then there level at power line frequencies could have an must be transducers that would make this adverse effect on the physiology of individuals, possible. A transducer is one that transforms especially for the very old and the very young. one type of field or energy into another. We have As early as in 1980’s, the utility company PE transducers all over our body. Light entering & G (Pacific Electric and Gas, one of the large the eyes turn into electrical signals that the suppliers of electricity along the west coast body could understand. Similarly, all sensory of USA) sent a brochure to the users (namely, inputs enter the body and they are converted all those to whom it supplies electric energy, into electrical signals that the body recognizes. perhaps a few million people). The brochure It is difficult to say at what physical location a contained advice on ‘prudent avoidance’ of thought is transformed into action. It is probably electric usage; for example, advising restricted in the brain and it has been stated by prominent

May 2018 2725 researchers that there is a specific molecule for every emotion! This means as we go through an emotional upheaval, the brain is set in motion with one or many biochemical marker(s) for that emotion.

In the literature of India, many transducers are assigned to the subtle body; these transducers go by the name chakras. Chakra means a wheel, a spinning wheel of energy vortex that receives universal energy and could convert it into biologically relevant energy. While this is a speculation at this time, it is likely that there is an interaction between subtle and the gross as the chakras are located in relation to many nerve plexuses in the body. As we discuss the nature of Consciousness and information, their relationship and relevance to healing become evident and these aspects will be taken up later.

Pro Chancellor, Dr. Prahlada Ramarao & Dean, Prof. T G Sitharam visited Shanghai Qingcaosha Coastal Reservoir & attended International Workshop on Coastal Reservoir

China, April 19-22: A 5 members team from India consisting of Pro Chancellor of S-VYASA, Dr. Prahlada Ramarao and Dean of Division of Yoga and Physical Sciences, Prof. T G Sitharam visited Shanghai Qingcaosha Coastal Reservoir and attended International Workshop on Coastal Reservoir, Hohai University.

This Technical visit was organized by International Association for Coastal Reservoir Research jointly with State Key Laboratory of Hydrology-Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering Key Laboratory of Coastal Disaster and Defense of Ministry of Education, C and Hohai University, Nanjing, China.

2826 Yoga Sudha Personality Development Camp-2018 in Prashanti Kutiram by VYASA

Personality Development Camp, a summer Total Senior Junior Boys Girls activity hosted by VYASA, for children of the Kids Batch Batch age group of 8 – 15 years was organized from 1st of April, 2018 in Prashanthi Kuteeram. 35 110 145 96 51 127 59 186 69 117 The camp was divided into 03 Batches: • 1st Batch – 1st April - 10th April 93 54 147 61 86 • 2nd Batch – 11th April - 20th April The concept of Camp activities was designed for • 3rd Batch – 21st April - 30th April the overall personality development of the child The three batches spanning over a month, which includes Physical, Mental, Emotional and were lead under the guidance of Guruji and Intellectual Levels. Each activity will bring out coordinated by Dr. Vikas Rawat, Dr. Kuntal the inherent potentialities in the young ones Gosh and Sri. Shailesh Pradhan respectively. from an early age.

Glimpse of Personality Development Camp 2018 Glimpse of Personality Development Camp 2018 May 2018 2927 Yogasana session – Helping the child to explore independence, responsibility and community use of muscles in newer ways and making aware living. of the body and its functions. Creativity session that tickled their artistic Pranayama Session / Bhajan – Emotional level bone with various art and craft making ideas, balance, mindful breathing practices, warm ups followed by dynamic yogic and dramatic games for building presence of mind, core strength. and the day ended with happy assemblies or Gita Chanting – To gain peace, calmness and to educational movies concluding the day with become more centered, which in turn allows the dairy writing. child to channelize the positive energy received Every batch ended with a spectacular valedictory in different ways. ceremony and certificate distribution oversaw Lectures on life skills and human values – by various honorary guests. inspiring team work, cooperation and to This magnanimous experience of learning along enhance coordination and balance. with adventures and art taught a lot to the kids A lesson on Karma Yoga by volunteering at who attended as well as the volunteers and the Prashanthi as well as in their dormitories the staff who gave their best to make the event to clean the premises , Bathrooms and serve a success; marked another year of building food to team mates. This brought a sense of personality for the organization.

3028 Yoga Sudha Prevention, Promotion & Peace

Any object, person or experience is of value, if g it is of use. The higher the use, the greater the Dr. K Subrahmanyam value. The use is at many levels such as physical, Advisor to Chancellor S-VYASA psychological, intellectual, social, moral, ethical and spiritual. It should be for all times and in all places. Yoga is of highest value because it is of is one dimension of yoga; Sukha Prapti is another use to all people, in all places, and at all levels. dimension of yoga. Both the absence of suffering and advent of happiness are essential. By the Food is useful. It is useful if it is nutritious. It is practice of yoga, we are sure to enjoy both the more useful if it is medicinal. It is the most useful dimensions. In addition to these two dimensions if it is delicious also. The value of food is of three there is the third dimension of a yogi enjoying dimensions. Similarly, everybody must be useful peace of mind all through the experiences, both in many ways to many people, in many places negative and positive. Also, the experiences of all to increase their value. Yoga is of infinite value types are transformed positively for the overall because it prevents ill health at all levels, such as use to all. physical, mental, intellectual, social and spiritual. In other words, by practice of yoga people can In short, yoga has many blessings to shower: keep good health always. Yogic practitioners 1. Removal and prevention of ill health. 2. are slim, smart, dynamic, diligent, intelligent Promotion of happiness and positive health 3. and bright. Not only do they remain strong and Peacefulness all through the lives in spite of cheerful, but they will have their intellect and the pairs of opposites. 4. Usefulness to all at all abilities promoted positively, they will be morally times and in all places. India has been a land upright, ethically compassionate, intellectually of Yoga providing all these four benefits to the alert and bright, spiritually serene and smiling. entire globe. Therefore, Swami Vivekananda is They are always an asset to themselves, to their able to spread the message of India truly for the families and to the society at large. Dukha Nivritti global uplift.

May 2018 3129 New Delhi: Guruji in a program of Border Security Force (BSF)

Coimbatore: Yoga as Education, an oration lecture delivered by the Chancellor, Dr. H R Nagendra on the 16th Dr. Rajammal P. Devadas 80th Birthday at Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women

3230 Yoga Sudha Mumbai: Program at World Trade Centre. Guruji and Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Suresh Prabhu and many more dignitaries on the dais

May 13: Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ramachandra G Bhat participated in the program organised by Research for Resurgence Foundation, Nagpur and delivered a Keynote Address.

May 2018 3331 S-VYASA Participated in Times of India & Vijaya Karnataka Education Fairs in Bengaluru

Palace Grounds, Bengaluru: Registrar, Dr. B Amaranath and a Team from S-VYASA

3432 Yoga Sudha Workshop on Introduction to Biomedical Instrumentation and Demo of Teaching Systems

On 27-04-2018 a one-day workshop was organized in Anvesana by S-VYASA in collaboration with by TMI Systems on Introduction to Biomedical Instrumentation and Demo of Teaching Systems available with our lab.

This focused mainly on empowering the research staff and students of S-VYASA University to have basic understanding of Biomedical Instrumentation and Hands on Training by Mr. Kumar from TMI Systems providing them a hands-on experience health care sector and research activity. in basic operations using Medical Electronics equipment. The workshop was conducted in Then the theory session was started by Mr. two sessions, theory session in the morning Kumar of TMI Systems. This mainly covered the from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM and hands-on in the topics related to briefing about TMI Systems, afternoon 2:15 PM - 4:30 PM. basics of Medical Electronics, evolution of Biomedical Instrumentation, need for Mr. Kumar from TMI Systems was there to Biomedical Engineering. conduct the sessions. Applications of Biomedical Engineering, The morning session started by the opening Bioelectric Potentials, different types of remarks by Prof. T M Srinivasan of S-VYASA Electrodes, Physiological Measurements using university. Bioelectric Potentials such as: Electrocardiogram Prof TMS spoke about the basics of Biomedical (ECG); Electroencephalogram (EEG); Instrumentation and regarding the evolution Electromyogram (EMG); Electroretinogram of Medical Electronics in terms of technology, (ERG); Electrooculogram (EOG) and advantages of Biomedical Instrumentation in Electrogastrogram (EGG).

Cardiovascular Measurements, Respiration Measurements, Temperature Measurements, Patient Care Monitoring, Biomedical Signal Processing, Biomechanics and Biodynamics, Gait Analysis, Sports bio-mechanics, Rehabilitation Engineering, Orthopedic Engineering, Clinical Engineering, Medical Imaging, Felicitation to Resource Persons by Dr. N K Manjunath & Prof. T M Srinivasan Biotelemetry & Telemedicine etc. were

May 2018 3533 all introduced in a succinct manner.

The hands-on session included handling of multimeter, earthing checking using an electrical socket tester, practical exposure to some digital biomedical equipment such as DSO – Digital Storage Oscilloscope to see, acquire and basic processing of Biomedical signals like ECG, EOG etc. Constructing a basic ECG acquisition system using different electronic blocks and demonstration of simple Biotelemetry was also demonstrated.

Both the sessions were very informative and provided practical exposure in handling certain Biomedical Instruments.

The workshop ended with the closing remarks and vote of thanks by Dr. N K Manjunath, Director of Anvesana Research Lab. Workshop on Fire Awareness, Safety & Rescue Prashanti Kutiram: A Workshop on Fire Awareness, Fire Safety and Rescue was conducted on 19th April, 2018 in Samskruthi Bhavan with the support of Karnataka state Fire and Emergency Services Department, Bengaluru.

The workshop was presided by Guruji, Dr. H R Nagendra, Chancellor, S-VYASA and Chief Guest, Sri K U Ramesh, Director, Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department, Govt. of Karnataka.

Sri K U Ramesh delivered a lecture on Fire Awareness and Safety, followed by Demonstration of Fire Safety Equipments and demo on preparedness for emergency situations by expert personnel from the Department.

The Fire Awareness and Safety Workshop was conducted to raise awareness of fire hazards in the workplace and institution in general and how to act safely in the event of an emergency fire situation, including selecting and using a fire extinguisher.

3634 Yoga Sudha Shankara Jayanti Utsav in Prashanti Adventure, Culture and Tourism, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, highlighted the philosophical contributions of Shankaracharya. He called upon the students to cherish the eternal values emphasized by Shankaracharya and appealed to them to face challenges in life, to utilize the time preciously during their student life and attain success in their desired goals.

Dr. H R Nagendra, Hon. Chancellor compared the Advaita philosophy of Shankaracharya with the postulates of theoretical physics with suitable examples. He informed that S-VYASA organized Shankara Jayanti Utsav at Shankaracharya`s Birthday has been declared Samskruti Bhavan, Prashanti Kuteeram on 10th as World Philosophers’ Day by the UNO and April, Tuesday, 2018. this day is celebrated all over the world. He said that this year happens to be 1241st birthday of Prof. K Subrahmanyam, Adviser to Hon. Adi Shankaracharya. Chancellor welcomed the Chief Guest and the gathering. He in his address mentioned the Prof. M K Sridhar, Dean, Division of Yoga- Spirituality, S-VYASA proposed a Hearty Vote great contributions of Shankara to the world of Thanks. Sri Rajesha H K, Faculty Member and also spoke about S-VYASA’s initiatives and Students of Yoga-Spirituality Division in establishing Vemana Vivekananda Yoga sang Nirvana Shatakam of Shankaracharya as University in Andhra Pradesh. Invocation at the beginning of the programme. Shri L V Subramanyam, IAS, Special Chief Sri Ramanujam, a MSc 4th Sem Student Secretary for Ministry of Sports, Youth compeered this programme.

Felicitation to Shri L V Subramanyam, Special Chief Secretary for Ministry of Sports, Youth & Adventure and Culture & Tourism in AP Govt.

May 2018 3735 VYASA Houston’s Annual Yoga Retreat 2018

VYASA-USA (Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana and clinical aspects of yoga at S-VYASA. Samsthana) Houston chapter recently conducted S-VYASA offers multiple courses in the its 6th annual Yoga Retreat from 13th to 15th April mainstream education paradigm, starting in Camp Cho-Yeh, an ideal setting for practice from a yoga instructor’s course, to Bachelor’s, and contemplation of the great gift that India Master’s and doctoral level programs. The has offered to the world – Yoga. Yoga Instructor Certification Course (YICC) is Yoga, a scientific way of life crafted by ancient also conducted in the Houston branch as a 200- Indian seers, has often been seen by West in a hour curriculum, including didactics, asana, limited scope as an exercise consisting of difficult pranayama, kriya and meditation training physical postures (asanas). The other aspects as well as a 40-hour internship in teaching such as breath-regulation, emotion-culturing, provision. Students who began the YICC in 2017 exercising intellect, and self-awareness that and completed all requirements took part in a make Yoga a holistic approach to health are graduation ceremony during the retreat. not widely known, or seldom talked about. The highlight of this annual retreat was a 2-day VYASA’s mission is to spread the awareness of hands-on workshop on “MSRT” (Mind Sound Yoga as a science and holistic approach to better Resonance Technique), an advanced meditation physical, mental and spiritual health, through technique that’s used for improving physical education, research and publications.

The retreat was presided by Yogashree N. V. Raghuram, Professor of Yoga Sciences from S-VYASA Yoga University. He is an eminent speaker on Indian Philosophy and ancient Yoga texts. He is founder president of Yoga Bharati, a non-profit organization with a vision of enhancing health, happiness, knowledge and peace in life through a holistic approach to Yoga. He, through multiple lectures presented an overview of the educational, research Participants of YICC Program with Yogashree N. V. Raghuram

3836 Yoga Sudha Participants & Organizers of Yoga Retreat and mental health and treat stress-related received with great admiration. The lectures disorders. MSRT improves focus, plasticity and were followed by a Q&A session with insightful adaptability of mind, and strengthens body’s responses by the ever-encouraging and ever- immune defense and nervous system. The approachable speaker. MSRT practice sessions were taught and led by The retreat exceeded all expectations in terms Mrs. Smitha. of bringing together people with similar goals, The retreat was a synthesis of lectures, attitudes and interests. Yoga is not a new concept. discussions, Sports Yoga (kreeda-yoga) that On the contrary, it is one of the oldest disciplines brought out the spirit of camaraderie, wholesome known to humankind. It has withstood the trials vegetarian food, music and fun-filled campfire at of time, only because of its inherent strengths night, as well as dedicated Yogasana, Pranayama and benefits. For the same reasons, it has also and mediation sessions early in the morning. undergone many variations and iterations. Raghuram ji led the group with insightful There can be no greater testament to the discourses on Patanjali’s Ashtanga Yoga, the principle of going beyond tolerance to whole- science behind an integrated approach to yoga hearted acceptance in Vedantic philosophy, than therapy and emotional-culturing through Bhakti the enduring science of Yoga. VYASA fulfills an Yoga. Separate Yogasana sessions for adults and important mission in constantly reinforcing the children, tailored for level of experience were comprehensive nature of yoga. The unspoken, led by Mr. Vishwarupa, Ms. Suveena and Ms. yet implicit connection to spirituality was Satya every morning. palpable throughout the retreat. VYASA Houston offers yoga teacher training program, The learning atmosphere of the Yoga retreat yoga therapy training, general yoga classes blissfully continued for the next two days in and yoga therapy research. The young and Houston, where Raghuram ji lectured on the dynamic couple, Sri Vishwarupa Nanjundappa “Message of Upanishats in everyday life”. The (Director) and Smt. Smitha Mallaiah (Program lecture series took place in Keshava Smruti and Director and researcher at M.D. Anderson) are was attended by over 75 participants every day. the leading forces behind VYASA-USA Houston Sri Raghuram’s eloquent lectures on the topics center. They are also the lead teachers for all of like – “Teacher-Student Symbiosis” based on VYASA’s educational endeavors in the area. This the Shanti Mantra “Om Sahanavavatu”, “The retreat was a glimpse of the breadth and depth of Pancha-Kosa Concept of Existence” from this organizations capacities, all performed with Taittireeya Upanishat, “States of experiences simplicity and adherence to principles of Karma that define us” from Maandukya Upanishat, yoga (duty without expectation). For more on and “Universal Love and Consciousness” based VYASA-Houston visit www.vyasahouston.org on the Shanti Mantra “Sarve Bhavantu” are or email [email protected]

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