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Welcome to the Amrutha Bindu Blog — a space for thoughtful reflections, practice, and living yoga beyond the mat. Here, we share insights from our teaching journey, conversations from our community, and perspectives from classical yoga and contemporary life.


The Sun’s Secret Life in Myth and Practice
Written by Aishwarya V You know that feeling when you step into the warm embrace of the sun on a cold day? It instantly lifts your mood and feels like life itself returning to the body, while your dullness seems to be burning away. The sun plays such an important role in our lives regulating our activities, mood and body functions (including hunger). For thousands of years, the Sun has been at the center of all religions and spiritual practices because we’ve understood that o
Medha Bhaskar
2 days ago3 min read


Awakening the sun within
by Medha Bhaskar The sun has been conceived as the source from which life on Earth emanates and has stood at the centre of human worship since the Bronze Age (~3000 BC). Across civilizations, it has been revered as the dispeller of darkness, the keeper of rhythm, and the quiet architect of life itself. In the Vedic pantheon, the sun appears as Surya, one of its most important deities, honoured through temples, festivals, and daily ritual. In Sumerian-Akkadian culture, he is S
Medha Bhaskar
2 days ago4 min read


There is light on the other side
by Monica Koshy Yoga?....Nah…Yoga doesn’t work for me. I don’t feel it. Its just not me. I have tried it….. but thanks, No, don’t wanna do it. Yes that was me. For years I believed that Yoga was too slow and boring for me. For someone whose been a Zumba instructor, liked sports, liked fast pace of life, I felt like yoga didn't do anything for me. And then, perimenopause hit me hard and my already prevalent depression became a hell-hole. I was on medication, doing therapy
Medha Bhaskar
2 days ago3 min read


Celebrating the Rich Heritage of Yoga in Karnataka
This article traces yoga’s evolution as a living, inclusive tradition. Learn why every serious yoga student and teacher should explore the history, philosophies, and social movements that made Karnataka a true cradle of yoga.
Medha Bhaskar
Nov 25, 20258 min read
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