Bridging ancient wisdom with modern science through rigorous research and scholarly inquiry
At Sri Pathanjali Maharishi Yoga Trust, we believe that the ancient wisdom of Yoga deserves rigorous scientific investigation. Our research initiatives aim to validate, document, and enhance the understanding of Yoga's profound impact on human health and consciousness.
We collaborate with leading academic institutions including the Central University of Tamil Nadu to conduct research that spans clinical studies, neuroscientific investigations, and philosophical explorations of Yoga texts.
Explore our diverse research initiatives across scientific and philosophical domains
Clinical studies, physiological measurements, and evidence-based investigations into the health benefits of Yoga practices.
ExploreIn-depth study of Yoga Sutras, classical texts, and the philosophical foundations of Yogic traditions.
ExploreAccess our research papers, articles, and scholarly publications in peer-reviewed journals.
ExploreEvidence-based studies validating the therapeutic benefits of Yoga
Exploring the depths of Yogic philosophy and ancient texts
A verse-by-verse commentary on Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, bridging ancient wisdom with modern psychological understanding.
Read MoreAn in-depth exploration of the concept of Chitta (consciousness) across major Yogic and Vedantic texts.
Read MoreApplying the principles of Karma Yoga from the Bhagavad Gita to contemporary professional and personal life.
Read MorePeer-reviewed papers and articles from our research team
This randomized controlled trial investigated the effects of an 8-week Yoga program on inflammatory biomarkers in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Systematic review of 18 studies examining the effects of Yoga interventions on memory, attention, and executive function in older adults.
Assessment of pulmonary function parameters in long-term pranayama practitioners compared to age-matched controls.
Partnering with leading academic and research institutions
Department of Epidemiology and Public Health
School of Behavioral Sciences, CUTN
School of Social Sciences & Humanities, CUTN
Collaborating Center for Yoga Research
Our contributions to the field of Yoga research
Your contributions help us conduct vital research on the therapeutic benefits of Yoga. Donations are eligible for 50% tax deduction under Section 80G.
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