Commonly human life and healing methods normally include leading a harmonious life, living a blissful life, realizing pure-unconditional love, and experiencing the divine energy. The traditional and indigenous methods of practice for healing diseases were called by several names by several people on the earth.
One of them is Yoga. Yoga is an ancient Indian mind-body practice that combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation to unite physical and mental well-being. It also unites the human soul with the almighty-divinity.
Naturopathy is a non-invasive, drugless system of medicine that uses the five principle natural elements to cure the ailments and disorders. Pure air, sunlight, water, proper diet and massage are used to stimulate the body’s natural healing process. Together, they form a holistic, patient-centered approach to healthcare designed to prevent disease, manage lifestyle disorders, and promote longevity.
Both disciplines operate on the belief-truth that the body possesses an innate ability to heal itself if given the right tools and environment.
They emphasize living in harmony with nature and treating the person as a whole-encompassing physical, mental, social, and spiritual health.
Treatments rely entirely on natural therapies rather than chemical or synthetic medicines.
Physical exercises designed to stretch and strengthen the body, improving flexibility, posture, and circulation.
Breathing techniques to calm the nervous system and manage stress.
Mental practices aimed at mindfulness, focus, and emotional regulation.
Using water (baths, compresses, jets) to boost circulation and relieve pain.
Using earth/mud packs to soothe the skin and draw out toxins.
Using fasting and natural, wholesome foods to cleanse and nourish the body.
Manipulating muscles and soft tissues to reduce tension and promote relaxation.
Integrating yoga and naturopathy is widely practiced to manage chronic pain, reduce stress, rehabilitate injuries, and tackle lifestyle-related issues like obesity, diabetes, and hypertension.
Aranthai Tamil Sangam College of Yoga & Naturopathy for women offers 2 year courses, 1 year courses and 6 month courses. Special courses on Acupressure, Varma, and other Tamil Traditional Healing Systems are also taught here.
+2 Passed students and any degree holders those who are really interested in Yoga & Naturopathy can join here.
After completing the course and internship training workshops you can start your own yoga centers, Yoga & Naturopathy centers, wellness centers, etc.
Only Limited Seats and Hostel Facilities are available.
Fresher & First come will be first served.
Our college is fully guided by the founder Adinatha Paramahamsar Jeyadavadassar Ma. He designs each course syllabus with deep wisdom, ensuring students gain both complete medical knowledge and spiritual enlightenment. Brahmarishi, Aadhiyogi, Ma Jeyadavadassar is a Siddhar also an embodiment of the mystical life and an enlightened living master.
The Sage of Undying Art, Adinatha Paramahamsar is not only a Siddha of divine grace but also an Embodiment of the Mystical Life and an Enlightened Living Master. He radiates love, grace, joy, peace, compassion; self-confidence and optimism in all dimensions of his life.
Adinatha Paramahamsar is a ray of light that can remove the darkness of your mind, and he has the ability to guide and take you to the “Moksha”—Heaven. He shows the right, secret, and sacred roots of life to know and live the life to the fullest.
Adinatha Paramahamsar is the Light that Dissolves Darkness and Awakens Moksha within, and is the God’s gift presented to this modern people. All people who are around him enjoy peace and joy, love and grace, and also experience self-confidence and self-transformation.
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