2023 - Centenary Year of Kaivalyadhama | Commemorative Coin

The 13th commemorative coin for the year 2023 was released to celebrate the 'Centenary Year of Kaivalyadhama'.

Kaivalyadhama is situated amidst the serene and breathtaking Sahyadri mountain ranges in Lonavala, Western India. Surrounded by a picturesque landscape adorned with lush greenery and pristine flora, Kaivalyadhama benefits from a consistently pleasant climate year-round. Its tranquil surroundings also serve as a habitat for a diverse range of birds, wildlife, and butterflies, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts.

Established by Swami Kuvalayananda in 1924, Kaivalyadhama steadfastly adheres to the unadulterated principles of traditional Ashtanga Yoga, as expounded by Patanjali, the revered yogic sage of the eighth century. Kaivalyadhama was founded with a distinct purpose: to harmonize the ancient yoga tradition with scientific principles, making this profound knowledge relevant and accessible to the global community.

Today, Yoga is globally recognized as a systematic, meditative, therapeutic, and healing practice. The demand and awareness for enhanced immunity, sustainable recovery, and a balanced, healthy lifestyle continue to grow. At Kaivalyadhama, they synergize the timeless wisdom of Yoga with cutting-edge scientific insights to foster innovation in the realms of health, education, and Yoga research.

Kaivalyadhama actively promotes and facilitates the effective practice of traditional Yoga for the holistic well-being and healing of the physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of life. They firmly believe that traditional Yoga holds the key to a fulfilling and balanced life.

Kaivalyadhama’s centenary year celebrations and initiatives are aimed at furthering Swami Kuvalyananda’s vision of ‘Yoga for all’. Through the centennial programs, Kaivalyadhama aspire to make a difference by bringing about mindfulness and laying a strong foundation of wellbeing for the next century and more, towards healthy and happy people, societies and nations.

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