Daatha yoga
🌿 Yoga – Aligning Body, Mind & Nature
To create a peaceful and nurturing environment where yoga is practiced not just as exercise, but as a way of life—one that aligns body, mind, and soul with the rhythms of nature and the principles of truth and responsibility.
Daatha Yoga is a holistic wellness program by Daatha Foundation Trust, rooted in the timeless science of yoga and the guiding principles of Satyam (Truth as Nature), Dharmam (Righteous Action), and Nyayam (Justice through Balance). This initiative empowers individuals to cultivate physical health, mental clarity, emotional balance, and spiritual awareness. Through inclusive practices that span asanas, pranayama, meditation, and mindful living, Daatha Yoga aims to reconnect humanity with nature, nurture inner peace, and inspire a life of ethical purpose and community harmony.
Promote physical health, mental clarity, and emotional balance.
Reconnect individuals with nature and self through ancient yogic wisdom.
Create a lifestyle based on discipline, simplicity, and mindfulness.
Integrate yoga into daily life routines of children, youth, women, and the elderly.
Raise awareness about the role of yoga in social harmony and ecological balance.
“When one is beguiled by fleeting pleasures and blinded by desire, the path ahead is shrouded in illusion. The mind, lost in the moment’s comfort, fails to see the pain and disharmony that follow.
Equally at fault are those who, weakened by lack of will, retreat from duty and righteous effort. To avoid hardship is to reject growth.
True Yoga, as lived and taught in the spirit of Daatha, is not the escape from pain—it is the alignment with nature’s truth, the strength to act with purpose, and the courage to uphold justice even when the path is steep.
Yoga is not indulgence; it is inner awakening. It is not withdrawal; it is conscious engagement with life.”
— Daamodarnaidu (Daatha Foundation)
Nara Damodara naidu
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“Yoga is the art of living with awareness, courage, and compassion — not the pursuit of momentary pleasure, but the discipline to live truthfully, responsibly, and in balance with nature.”
