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Diploma in Yoga for Human Resource Management – 2014-15 onwards – CCIIPage 1 of 6BHARATHIAR UNIVERSITY : COIMBAORE 641 046CENTRE FOR COLLABORATION OF INDUSTRIES AND INSTITUTIONS (CCII)DIPLOMA IN YOGA FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT(For the CCII students admitted from the academic year 2014-15 onwards)COURSE OBJECTIVES1. To teach international standard of principles and practice of Yoga2. To create awareness on Yoga and spirituality to all people3. To create awareness on health and hygiene4. To spread Kundalini Yoga throughout the world through Yogic Education.5. To teach Yoga and Meditation for students to suit their age and Maturity6. To produce Yoga teachers to teach yogic techniques for mind and positive Health and courses.7. To create Yoga / meditation centers for Yoga practices spiritual activities and therapy in allimportant cities.Duration: 1 YearEligibility: A Pass in 12th Standard or its equivalentSCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS:Paper01.02.03.04.Course TitlePhilosophy of Yoga for HRMApplied Anatomy and PhysiologyPractical Paper 1: Practices of Asanas and PranayamasPractical Paper 2: Practices of Bandha, Mudra, Kriya andMeditation TechniquesTotalDuration TotalHoursMarks3333100100100100400

Diploma in Yoga for Human Resource Management – 2014-15 onwards – CCIIPage 2 of 6THEORY PAPER 1: Philosophy of Yoga for HRMUnit -1Meaning, definition, concept and scope of Yoga. Schools of Yoga - bakthi yoga, karmayoga, jnana yoga, Hatha yoga, and kundalini yoga.Yoga for health and peace. The yogicphysiology -koshas; nadis; chakrasUnit -2Astanga Yoga –Iyama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana, Samadhi,Definition by Saint Thirumoolar in Thirumanthiram (selected versus) Four Quotient; Physical,Emotional, Intelligent,Spiritual; 4-States of consciousness, threegunas, four waves of brain(mind)Unit-3.Self esteem; self assessment. Memory power. Types of memory. Concentration, retention,recalling. Thoughts-positive& negative.Influences –Interest, behavior, attitude, and habits,character and lifeUnit- 4Goal setting, planning, will power, effective up streaming. The mental development - healthymind in healthy body. The power of prayer and meditation. Face, deal solve all the adverse,negative conditions. Feel of inner joy and abundance.Unit- 5The body and mind relationship. Anatomy and functions of the brain system. The Latentand potential power hidden in the mind and brain. Do’s and don’ts with the brain. Perceptionwith five senses Resources for the mind power. Leadership qualities for self development.REFERENCES:1. Swami Kuvalaiananda-1993- Asana- Kaivalyadhama,Pune .Lonavala.2. Sami Sathyaananda Saraswathi-2004-Asana Pranayama Mudra & Banda Bihar school of yoga.Yoga publications trust Munger.3. Yogacharya Sundaram-2013- Sundra yoga Sekechi -Bangalore.(Tamil)4 .Dr.Moni- 2001-Anotamy and physiology-M.B.Thanukrishnan Sarva offest printer5. Dr.Krishna Ramon-2004-A Mater of health- East west books / Chennai.6. Pa.Ramanathapillai-2007-Thirumandharam-Saiva Siddanthapathipagam- Chennai(Tamil)7. Maha Maharishi Paranjothiar-Yoga –Asanas, Pranayama. Universal peace foundation.Tirupur8. Dr. S.R. Jindal-(1994): Nature Cure: A Way of life, Bangalore, Institute of Naturopathy &Yogic sciences, (1994): Nature cure treatments, Bangalore, Institute of naturopathy & Yogicsciences,

Diploma in Yoga for Human Resource Management – 2014-15 onwards – CCIIPage 3 of 6THEORYPAPER- 2: Applied Anatomy and PhysiologyUnit -1Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology – Definition – Importance of knowledgeof Anatomy and Physiology of Yoga practices – Structure and function of cells and tissues.Unit -2Structure and function of Bones, joints and Muscles-Muscular systemSkeletal system.Unit- 3Yogic Practices-Digestive system- Structure and function. Respiratory System –Cardiovascularstructure and function of system- Heart and vascular system ,Yogic application.Unit -4Structure and function – Nervous System –Endocrine gland system- Structure andfunction of sense organs. Structure and function of Reproductive organs and urinary system.Yogic application.Unit-5The concept of holistic health. Hygienic habits, effects of yogic practicesPsychosomatic diseases,Sattwic balanced diet for health with chart. Asthma, Diabetics, Ulcer,BP, Arthritis, Heart problem, back painREFERENCES:1. Beat and Taylor, Living body. Mc.Graw Hill Company, Newyork.2.Saratha Subramanian,Text of human Physiology(2000)3.Stuart Ira Fox ,Human Physiology(2003)4 Dr.Moni- 2001-Anotamy and Physiology-M.B.Thanukrishnan Sarva offest printer5. Dr.Krishna Ramon-2004-A Mater of health- East west books / Chennai.

Diploma in Yoga for Human Resource Management – 2014-15 onwards – CCIIPage 4 of 6PRACTICAL PAPER 1: Practice of Asanas and Pranayamas.AsanasClassification of Asanas-Types-Benefits and precautions for practice of asanas.Loosening Exerciseseye exercises, neck exercises, hand exercises, leg exercises, toe exercisesStanding asanas (Cultualasanas) Tadasana Konasana Utkatasana Trikonasana with variations Ardha chandrasana(pirai asana) Padha hastasana Eka pada asana Garudasana VeerabadrasanaSitting asanas (Meditative Asanas) Siddhasana Padmasana Siddhayoni asana Dhyana veerasana (Gomukasana) VajrasanaSitting asanas(Cultural asanas) Pachimottanasana Janusirshasana Baddha Konasana Vakrasana Ardha mastsyendrasana Ustrasana Sasangasana Marjari asana Yogamudrasana MahamudrasanaSupine asanas (Cultural asanas) Uttanapadasana Machasana Navasana Sedhubandhasana Chakrasana Pavana Muktasana

Diploma in Yoga for Human Resource Management – 2014-15 onwards – CCIIPage 5 of 6Prone asanas Bujangasana Salabasana Dhanurasana HamsasanaInverted asanas Vipareethakarani asana Sarvanga asana HalasanaRealxativeasanas Makarasana with variations Savasana(Shantiasana)Surya namaskara (12 steps)Suryanamaskara-steps, procedure, precautions, preparatory practice, benefits andapplication.TYPES OF PRANAYAMA, PRACTICES, PRECAUTION AND BENIFITPranayama practices Samacheer pranayama Yogic full breathing Suryabethana Chandrabethana Nadisuddhi pranayama Ujjai pranayama Basthirikapanayama Brahmari pranayamaCooling pranayamasa. Seethalib. Seethkaric. Sadhanta

Diploma in Yoga for Human Resource Management – 2014-15 onwards – CCIIPage 6 of 6PRACTICAL PAPER-2: Practices of Bandha, Mudra, Kriya and Meditation TechniquesBandha PracticesBandhas –Principles, values, types,benefits1. MoolaBandha2. Uddiyanabandha3. Jalandharabandha4. MahabandhaMudra practices : Mudras – Principles, Values, Types (Prana mudra, Dharana mudra, BandhaMudra, Asana mudra). Benefits and precautionsPrana mudras Chin mudra Gnana mudraDharana Mudras Kesari mudra Shanmuki mudra Shambavi mudraBandha mudras Aswini mudra Vajroli mudra Sahajoli mudraKriya practicesKriyas-Principles, Values, Types,Precaution and iyaBastiNatural enemaKapalabadhiTratakaMeditation-Definition, Meaning, types and benefits.Kundalini meditation, om meditation, visualization, mind imaging,chakra meditation, relaxation techniques.REFERENCE BOOKS:1. Swami Kuvalaiananda-1993- Asana- Kaivalyadhama,Pune .Lonavala.2. Sami Sathyaananda Saraswathi-2004-Asana Pranayama Mudra & Banda Bihar school ofyoga. Yoga publications trust Munger.3. Yogacharya Sundaram-2013- Sundra yoga sekechi-Bangalore.(Tamil)4. Dr.Moni- 2001-Anotamy and physiology-M.B.Thanukrishnan Sarva offest printer5. Dr.Krishna Ramon-2004- A Mater of health- East west books / Chennai.6. Pa.Ramanathapillai – 2007 – Thirumandharam-Saiva Siddanthapathipagam- Chennai(Tamil)7. Maha Maharishi Paranjothiar-Yoga –Asanas, Pranayama. Universal peace foundation.Tirupur

Bandha Practices Bandhas –Principles, values, types,benefits 1. MoolaBandha 2. Uddiyanabandha 3. Jalandharabandha 4. Mahabandha Mudra practices : Mudras – Principles, Values, Types (Prana mudra, Dharana mudra, Bandha Mudra, Asana mudra). Benefits and precautions Prana mudras Chin mudra Gnana mudra Dharana Mudras Kesari mudra

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