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Meditation and Pranayama Classes in Rohini, Delhi

byYogiparivaarOnline sessions, home visits across Delhi NCR, and at studios in Rohini & Greater NoidaStarts from1,500 per monthView full gallery

Yoga is the art of breathing and being. Join our guided sessions in Rohini to master Pranayama and find your inner calm through daily meditation practice.

Namaskar Mitron. Acharya Yogesh Ji gives a brief introduction to 'Soham Dhyan', a simple yet powerful meditation technique focusing on the breath.

An infographic explaining the three kinds of Dhyana (meditation) as per the Gheranda Samhita, celebrating the first World Meditation Day.

The power of steady, mindful breathing. This clip explains how focusing on your breath brings your mind to the present moment, clearing mental clutter.

Why should everyone practice deep breathing? It is a powerful tool to manage stress and combat depression, which is a choice, not a disease.

Advice from a Himalayan Yogi on meditation, reminding us that 'Dhyan hi dhan hai' (Meditation is wealth).

The sound of the universe is 'Om'. This clip discusses the cosmic significance of chanting Om and its harmonizing effects on the mind and body.

Osho explains the secret of meditation: realizing the ego or 'I' is an illusion, which allows one to experience the divine.

Cristiano Ronaldo speaks on the power of the mind. We teach meditation (Dhyan) to help you control your mind and build self-confidence.

Osho on how to meditate. He explains that one must invite the divine without hesitation to experience it.

"Through meditation, we can train our minds." A student sits in Vajrasana, embodying the calm and focus cultivated through Dhyana.

About Beyond Asana: Meditation & Pranayama

Most people think meditation is about 'emptying the mind'—it's actually about giving your mind a simple anchor. In our studio, we use the Soham Dhyan technique, where you simply sync your breath with the sound of 'So' (inhalation) and 'Hum' (exhalation). It’s an internal rhythm that stops the monkey mind from wandering. Whether you’re joining our Rohini batches or practicing online, you don't need to be a 'yogi' to start; you just need to know how to breathe.

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