“Sri” has over two thousand meanings.
At its heart it means “most sacred”.
“Sri Yoga” is referring to the ancient science of liberation with reverence.
SriYoga.com reflects the Yoga offerings of Darin Somma (Yogeshwar).
The practices of yoga are ancient, prehistoric, and possessed of a grand worldview that has Self-Realization as the ultimate aim of individual life, family life, and all of society.
On the path towards a goal in full alignment with one’s spirit, we discover a transformative healing power that can restore our physical health, mental clarity, and spiritual joy.
Sri Yoga is a revealed asana practice which represents a complete worship of Divine Mother, and has the power to carry our offering of devotion and prayer to the entire creation. It ‘s practice is a form selfless service, a charity that brings immense benefits to those who offer it wholeheartedly.
The scope of Yoga Therapy is much broader than most people realize. In addition to helping address musculo-skeletal issues, it can provide rejuvenative support to all of the organs of the body and to all systems of function within the body. It provides positive support for forms of mentall illness.
Yoga Therapy is a great aid to those working with forms of chronic disease, helping to make use of medications more efficient and restoring health of the body and mind.
“Out of all of the books on Yoga I have read, yours is the most profound and poignant. We formed a study group of your book in Columbia and enjoy so much going over the spiritual gems you gave.” — Mariela Lasso, Bogota, Columbia
“Thank you and our beloved Amma and Rishis for the amazing book Yoga is Union. I have several amazing stories on these teachings that I have just begun to digest, it has been literally miraculous in opening blockages for people – especially yoga instructors!” — Pam Erwin, Erie PA
“Being initiated into the Himalayan Tradition of Yoga Meditation by Swami Veda Bharati, I have become familiar with practicing hatha with awareness of the asanas’ effect on mind, breath and body. Yet it is something even beyond that to hear how these asanas were used in ancient times and best of all– Amma’s direct comments on them.” — Janice Englund, Port Murray NJ
“I’m continuing to enjoy the book very much. I love the personal insights mingled with Amma’s teachings and wisdom. It’s a lot to absorb, think about and incorporate and I imagine that I will be re-reading portions of this inspired and inspiring book for many years to come.” — Geeta Agerwala, White Plains NY
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Darin Somma (Yogeshwar) has been teaching meditation and yoga for two decades in the Nation’s Capitol of Washington D.C. He is a certified yoga therapist by the International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT), and is an advisor on the board of Taksha University’s Institue of Yoga Therapy and Meditation (IYTM). He is also a yoga therapist and member of the teaching faculty for Vedic Health, Inc., based out of Rockville, MD.
He was blessed in 2010 by HH Bhagavati Sri Karunamayi Amma to teach a unique and profound yoga asana practice for accelerating one’s spiritual evolution suitable for all levels, and has taught this sequence in seminars around the country.
Darin is passionate about the power of the authentic knowledge of the rishis to bring transformation to our world. He believes the science of Self-Realization can bring healing to our lives and to our world home. He has a special gift for crossing the East-West cultural divide, and seeks to make each class an offering of spirit that allows for a safe and intimate encounter with one’s own highest self.
The mission of Sri Yoga is to serve humanity by pursuing a sincere inquiry into the study of Yoga as a sacred science of final spiritual liberation, or mokṣa. To educate as best as possible about the esoteric nature of the practice and the need to honor the living prehistoric tradition of Yoga as an invaluable source of light and wisdom for ourselves, our families, and our global society.