Pancha Bhuta Kriya

As part of the program, participants are required to sit, preferably on the floor, for a duration of 40 minutes. If your condition permits this, you can attend the program.

Please reach out to pbk@ishafoundation.org to discuss your specific condition.

Yes. Please note that you will have to go through the registration process again.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

You can take the dip anytime during the day, but the dip should be finished before attending the orientation.

Yes.

Kit items will be given to you at the Isha Yoga Center at different points during the check-in, orientation and the Pancha Bhuta Kriya.

No. Please note that registration for the program does not cover the provision of any food or accommodation facility by Isha Foundation. You are requested to make your own arrangements. To book accommodation at the Isha Yoga Center Coimbatore, please visit cottage.isha.in.

Yes, monthly participation in the Pancha Bhuta Kriya is particularly beneficial in stabilizing the physical body and mind.

It is recommended to attend the program for the registered month. However, in case of any emergency, a registered participant can postpone their registration to the next program by sending an advance written request to pbk@ishafoundation.org a minimum of 2 (two) days before the initial program date. Such carry forward facility will be available up to 60 (sixty) days from the date of first registration. However, Isha Foundation reserves the right to allow or disallow such requests. Please note that such a request should be regarded as confirmed only after receiving a confirmation email.

It is highly advisable to wear loose-fitting, traditional Indian cotton clothes for the Pancha Bhuta Kriya. For men, it is mandatory to remove top clothing (clothing above waist) and cover themselves with the shawl given after completing the check-in process.

If you are accompanied by children below 8 years of age, please arrange a caretaker to take care of the child. Please note that children below 8 years will not be allowed for the program and Isha does not assume responsibility for the same.

Yes.

It is conducive to be in an empty or light-stomach condition for the program.

No.