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 Akhanda, similar to the word yoga in Sanskrit, means indivisible, unbroken tradition, entire, and whole. Akhanda is the first word of a very inspiring Vedic mantra,
Akhanda mandala karam – This Cosmos and the manifest universe is one
indivisible entity.
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 Chetana Panwar
considers herself to be a student of spiritual
culture, communication and human experience. Upon
returning from a two-year stay in Asia, she adopted
Yoga as an all-encompassing lifestyle
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Anand Prakash Ashram hosts 200-hour and 500-hour Yoga Teacher Training programs taught by Yogi Vishvketu through World Conscious Yoga Family. The programs are registered with the Yoga Alliance.
Yogi Vishvketu ji (Vishva ji) has studied and practiced Hatha and Raja yoga and the Vedic healing arts in northern India since childhood. From the age of 8, he studied Vedic wisdom at Kanvashram
in the foothills of the Himalayas. It is in this
spirit that in January 2007.
