InteyogaInteyogaGoa, India Apply 2026–27

Our philosophy

About Inteyoga

Existence in abundance. Abundance in existence.

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01 · Understanding the approach

किम् (What) is Inteyoga?

  • Inteyoga means Integrated Yoga: a way of studying and living yoga as a whole.
  • Classical Hatha Yoga provides a shared foundation. Inteyoga brings together practices from India's established yoga traditions, alongside Karma, Jnana, Mantra, Kundalini, Kriya and Bhakti Yoga.
  • The intention is to enrich daily life through Hatha Yoga and move towards the inner discipline of Raja Yoga. Practice, knowledge, service and devotion support one another.
  • Our approach draws on the teachings of Swami Sivananda, Swami Krishnananda, Swami Satyananda, Swami Vishnudevananda and fellow masters.

02 · The intention

किमर्थम् (Why) Inteyoga?

  • To bring understanding and direct experience together.
  • Inteyoga's aim is to support physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing through an approach grounded in yogic texts and experiential knowledge.
  • During teacher training, students have time to practise, experience and absorb both Bahiranga (external) and Antaranga (internal) yoga. Dr. Ashutosh brings his experience as a yoga teacher and medical doctor to this process.
  • Within the traditional yogic framework, the programme explores the relationship between the body, breath, mind and deeper awareness.

The five sheaths · Panchakosha

  • Annamaya Kosha
  • Pranamaya Kosha
  • Manomaya Kosha
  • Vigyanamaya Kosha
  • Anandamaya Kosha

The course works with four of these five sheaths within this traditional framework.

The three bodies

  • Sthoola Sharira (Gross body)
  • Sukshma Sharira (Subtle body)
  • Karana Sharira (Causal body)

03 · From understanding to practice

Basic principles of Inteyoga

Eight complementary principles guide the practice.

  1. 01

    Health

    The Ayurvedic understanding of wellbeing

    An approach to practice that considers the whole person.

  2. 02

    Nutrition

    Mitahara

    A simple, balanced yogic approach to food and nourishment.

  3. 03

    Purification

    Shatkarma · Shodhanam

    Traditional cleansing practices as preparation for deeper study.

  4. 04

    Stability & rejuvenation

    Asana, Mudra & Bandha · Dridhatam

    Cultivating steadiness through the body and its practices.

  5. 05

    Harmonisation & energisation

    Pranayama

    Working with breath and prana to support balance and vitality.

  6. 06

    Crystallisation

    Pratyahara · Yoga Nidra

    Turning attention inward through relaxation and awareness.

  7. 07

    Resolution

    Dharana · Dhairyam

    Developing concentration, patience and steadiness of attention.

  8. 08

    Contemplation

    Dhyana · Pratyaksham

    Allowing sustained awareness to deepen into meditation.

Our Status in Numbers

Total Students
1137+
Years of Experience
12+
Countries Represented
25+

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Next 300-hour batchDec 13, 2026 - Jan 26, 2027
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