Yoga Surya Namaskara Ashtanga

World Yoga Teacher Training WYTT Certification
( Next Session: 1 / 2025 ) starting on 5 May 2025.
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World Yoga Teacher Training WYTT will be held surrounded by nature environment, plantation & beautiful gardens at Cameroon Highland, Malaysia.

UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
(UN-SDGS)

Indian Traditional Arts and Sports for Education, Health, Fitness, Culture, Nature, Climate Change, and Recreational programs

To serve as a resource center for information, management, training and networking for Indian Traditional Arts and Sports for Education, Health, Fitness, Culture, Nature, Climate Change, and Recreational programs for industry either in a Charitable, Schools, Institutions, College, University, Business or Company, Club, Trust, Society, Association, Federation, Foundation and; or any related Organizations in compliance with the principles set forth in Traditional Yoga.

About Us

History & Development

World Yoga Association was established under the Ministry of Home Affairs (JPPM) in Malaysia and has more than 25 country members from five continents worldwide and is rapidly expanding to preserve and safeguard the essence of traditional yoga worldwide. World Yoga Association (WYA) committed to providing expertise to its members through training, research, and efforts to revive, rejuvenate, retain, and restore these traditional practices by partnering with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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Our 5R Values

Research

Methodical and creative studies of yoga-related sources and resources to establish facts.
Revive

Actively engaged in the restoration of forgotten and lost aspects of essence of arts, education, health, medicine and science in traditional yoga and yogic practices.
Rejuvenate

Further process to give revitalized elements with renewed energy and vitality.
Restore

To restore, whenever feasible, the fundamental elements of yogic both scientific and artistic to their ancient form or original state.
Retention

For the greater good of their continued existence and growth, it is essential to implement, regulate, and maintain the yogic practices regularly in daily life.