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About Bharti Yogavidya International

Bharti Yogavidya is the organization for the spiritual seeker, who wants to live in the deeper consciousness of the divine love and compassion. Our effort to keep this valuable tradition alive and to spread the message of yoga further homes and into your inner being. Modern man in his intense search for an underlying meaning in life has now come to a point of evolution where he is ready to integrate the practice of yoga both physically and spiritually.
It presents a synthesis of various paths of yoga in a scientific and systematic manner to ensure the harmonious development and unfoldment of every aspect of the individual. The different branches—Hath Yoga, Raj yoga, Mantra Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga , Jnana Yoga and Kriya Yoga are progressively introduced with special emphasis on practice and application in day-to-day life. It is the beginning of your inner transformation, spiritual awakening and realization of higher ideals in life.
Purpose of this organization to guide you in self-observation and purification in the process of transformation.
Yoga is a science as well as arts. So the preparation and training are essential. Our objective is your regular and intense practice of the techniques as we introduce and explain them, in lessons progressing from the simple to the more difficult, so that you will eventually be able to do practices that at presents seem completely impossible.
If your approach is sincere and you follow your program regularly, the benefits will unfold themselves into all the different aspect of your life.
The different paths of yoga to act as a guideline and inspiration to help you to change and improve your life at all levels.
Yoga aims at enabling you to know yourself and to see your foibles and nature in others .In this way, understanding arises and through this your personal relationship will improve.
May be you have religious beliefs, but without any spiritual experience. Or maybe you have no religious beliefs and you seek spiritual experience. Or perhaps you have no belief in the existence of spiritual experience, but have come to yoga merely to see what it is all about. It does not matter. You have come. That is the main thing.
What we are trying to say is that whatever your situation in life ,whatever you believe or do not believe ,whatever you want from life, yoga will help you because it changes your whole being and hence your relationship with attitude to life itself. . We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience. There is a Supreme Divine Consciousness; we have to manifest this Divine Consciousness in the Physical life.

Our Approach

The word Yoga is derived from Sanskrit Yuj – which means to unite or integrate. The Hon’ble Prime Minister has desired to spread India’s traditional knowledge worldwide with credible systems which shall provide India the leadership in assuring quality of Yoga practices across the world.

The Ministry of AYUSH in pursuance of the above and in the wake of declaration of International Day of Yoga recognizes there is a huge demand for Yoga experts at national and international level. The Ministry of AYUSH identified QCI to develop a Voluntary Scheme for Evaluation and Certification of Yoga Professionals

Our Story

People want to know what opportunity you saw or how your passion led to the creation of something new. Talk about your roots–people wanna know you have some.

About Quality Council of India (QCI)

The Quality Council of India (QCI) is a pioneering experiment of the Government of India in setting up organizations in partnership with the Indian industry.

Since 1992 a need had been felt for the establishment of an accreditation body in the country to establish internationally acceptable mechanism for recognition of conformity assessment results. As regards laboratories, an accreditation body under the Ministry of Science & Technology was already functioning.

A committee which included various interested ministries and stakeholders including industries was established to make suitable recommendations. The work was coordinated by the then Department of Industries (Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion) and the recommendations were submitted to the Cabinet in 1996. Key recommendations included the Need for establishing an organization jointly by the Government and the industry and the need for the organization to be self-sustaining and be away from the government.

Accepting the recommendations, the Cabinet Committee decided to set up Quality Council of India as a non-profit autonomous society registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 to establish an accreditation structure in the country and to spread quality movement in India by undertaking a National Quality Campaign.

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