MISSION

" To constantly impart the knowledge of the SELF. "

 
 

VISION

" For everyone, everywhere, to realize the presence of divinity in themselves & creation, the cessation of all miseries, suffering & the attainment of yogic powers."

 
 
 

About Us

Vel Powers is established to help people find the power to live their life harmoniously through the exploration of body movement and mind power-meditation. Vel was materialized out of thin air by Divine Mother Goddess and gave it to Lord Muruga- is the symbol of yoga- yogic powers. It represents the ancient God of Yoga-Lord Muruga(Son of the greatest Yogi in the universe-Lord Shiva-Father of All Yoga). The powers of Vel cannot be understood or measured even by the great yogis of ancient times.

Yoga is a spiritual path of discipline of mastering the mind and senses with teachings and practices. We at Vel Powers, the practice of yoga is guided by meditation Master Raja, who is affectionately known as INDIRAN for having mastered the 14 types of Yoga - RAJA YOGA, ASHTANGA YOGA, HATHA YOGA, MANTRA YOGA, TANTRA YOGA, YANTRA YOGA, KUNDALINI YOGA, LAYA YOGA, SIDDHA YOGA, KARMA YOGA, BHAKTI YOGA, GNANA YOGA, KRIYA YOGA AND MAHA YOGA.

Master Raja acts as a guide to us in much the same way as an accomplished mountaineer is a guide to the inexperienced climber. He knows the terrain of the journey first-hand and is able to lead us safely, surely and expeditiously to the goal of yoga. There is only one objective behind the Master’s relationship with us, and that is our spiritual welfare. Vel Powers honor all traditions and styles of yoga and therefore offer a variety of class types and formats. The classes are based on instructors' backgrounds and as appointed by Master Raja.


Each classes have a level association to help guide students to the appropriate class. Level 1 are for those learning the basics, Level 2 are more challenging and require a deeper understanding, Level 3 are more for those in advance stage and Level 4 are for those experts and able to teach others. There are also introductory classes which are recommended for first timers.

When attending class, it's best not to eat a couple hours prior so as not to interfere with the digestive process. It's also best to wear comfortable clothes that breathe and allow you to stretch. Yoga is practiced without shoes and on a mat. Mats are available for rental, but it is advisable to purchase one for good hygiene.


In a yoga practice, various posture sequences, breathing exercises, meditation and relaxation techniques are done in order to encourage the harmonious development of physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well being. Yoga is not a religion. Students are given suggestions on how to more deeply connect with their inner selves, but it is up to the student to find a path that brings him or her own self into harmony.

At Vel Powers, Master Raja proposes to attain that fine state of perception in which we can perceive all the different mental states. There must be mental perception of all of them. One can perceive how the sensation is travelling, how the mind is receiving it and how it is going to the determinative faculty. As each science requires certain preparations and has its own method, which must be followed before it could be understood, for an example in RajaYoga.

Raja Yoga means the King of Yogas because the mind is supposed to be the king among the organs. Certain regulations as to food are necessary; we must use that food which brings us the purest mind. If we go into a menagerie, we will find this demonstrated at once. We see the elephants, huge animals, but calm and gentle; and if we go towards the cages of the lions and tigers, we find them restless, showing how much difference has been made by food. All the forces that are working in this body have been produced out of food, we see that every day. If we begin to fast, first our body will get weak, the physical forces will suffer; and then after a few days, the mental forces will suffer also. First, memory will fail. Then comes a point, when we are not able to think, much less to pursue any course of reasoning.

We have, therefore, to take care what sort of food we eat at the beginning, and when we have got strength enough, when our practice is well advanced, we need not be so careful in this respect. While the plant is growing it must be hedged round, lest it be injured; but when it becomes a tree, the hedges are taken away. It is strong enough to withstand all assaults.

A Yogi must avoid the extreme of austerity. He must not fast, nor torture his flesh. He who does so, says the Bhagavad Gita, cannot be a Yogi. He who fasts, he who keeps awake, he who sleeps much, he who works too much, he who does no work, NONE of these can be a Yogi (Bhagavad Gita, VI, 16).

"Meditate on your SELF, Respect your SELF, Love your SELF, Worship your SELF, Yogic Powers will dwell within your SELF."

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