Yoga practiced in alignment with the natural order of the universe.
Ṛta = the cosmic rhythm / universal order
Yoga = union, alignment, integration
So Ṛta Yoga is:
Ṛta (ऋत) is a concept of great significance in the Vedas. Ṛta means the cosmic order or the natural law of the universe, also referred to as the natural rule. Elements like the sun, moon, stars, day, and night are all governed by this law.
In Vedic religion, Rta represents the principle of correct, eternal natural order and balance— the element that keeps the entire world and the universe in a proper, harmonious state. In Vedic Sanskrit, its meaning is closely associated with rightness, truth, and proper order. This is a fundamental principle in Hinduism.
In simple terms, Ṛta Yoga is the practice of aligning your movements, breath, sound, and daily life with the natural rhythm of nature and the cosmos.
Ṛta Yoga is the practice of alignment — body, breath, sound, and time — with the universal rhythm.
Ṛta Yoga isn’t a new set of postures like Vinyasa or Ashtanga. Instead, it’s a way of living and moving in harmony with the natural rhythms of the universe. Think of it as a guiding philosophy that can enhance any yoga practice, bringing your breath, body, and daily life into effortless alignment.
Shree Krishna Jamakatel, founder of Ṛta Yoga, helps people live in harmony with nature and cosmic rhythms. With years of study in yoga, meditation, and philosophy, he created Ṛta Yoga to make alignment practical for daily life.
His approach blends breath, movement, mantra, and timing into a practical philosophy for modern living.
By profession, he is an AI Engineer with over 5 years of corporate experience.