About
The Mudrā Sadhanas have come to us from the Ṛṣis and Yogis, with the intention of “Lokāḥ samastāḥ sukhino bhavantu” (लोका: समस्ता: सुखिनो भवन्तु) which means that all beings in the whole world may be happy. Let us try to feel Mudrā Sādhana with devotion, sincerity, and deep faith.
Jayaprakas Narayan
Professional experiences
India
1988/2003: Director of Arts and Culture, Keralakalabhavanam, Vaikom, Kerala.
1989/1994: Director of Cultural Events, Bolgatty palace Kochi, Kerala.
2003 / 2023: Teacher in numerous yoga schools in Europe, for their Yogamudrā practices in India.
France
1999 / 2023: Participation in many yoga schools and workshops.
2015: Participation in the yoga congress, Yoga Academy, Aix en Provence.
2016 / 2022: Participation in courses at the National School of Yoga Teachers. ENPY.
England
2012: Mudrā Workshops, Notting Hill Gate Theatre, London.
Denmark
2013: Mudrā conferences and workshops at the Contemporary Dance School, Copenhagen.
Belgium
2014: Mudrā workshop, ERG 1050 Brussels.
Diplomas and recognition
1972-1980: Disciple of the great Masters of Mudrā, Sri Gopalan Nair and Sri R L V Gopi
1981-1988: Graduation from Kalamandalam, India’s prestigious academy of sacred arts and Mudrās.
2012: Kalakshetra Award, academy of sacred arts, received from Sri K G Balakrishnan; Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission of India.
2018: Yoga diploma from the HRD ministry of India