Philippe Barbier received his name "Ajita" in meditation. This Sanskrit word means: invincible and is a quality of the soul.
He is the founder of The Raja Yoga Institute and received his knowledge
of Yoga directly from his soul. According to tradition this is the
highest form of teaching. However, during many years he was skeptic and
checked out the value of that fantastic information. To his own
amazement every bit of it proved to be true, logically structured and
effective in practice.
The vision, that he had of a complete model of the subtle anatomy of a
human being in 1987, later appeared to be the necessary base to
understand all the holy scriptures, not only those of Yoga, but also
those of Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism...
The goal of The Raja Yoga Institute is to spread the revealed secrets of the original science of Yoga all over the world. The Institute started in 1984 in Amsterdam with two small classes of pupils. Now many graduated teachers are teaching likewise.
The Raja Yoga Institute has a scientific approach. The training is based on continuous registration and testing of the age-old experiments. The enormous value of Yoga for society is proven beyond any expectation.
The Raja Yoga Institute respects tradition. The exact meaning of the old Holy Scriptures is the base of the training. The key to understanding the scriptures is the legendary twilight language (Sandhya Bhasa). Ajita has discovered how to translate this language. Only a seer (Rishi) is able to do that. In the Training Course you will learn to understand and translate yourself.
According to Professor Surath Chakravarti of the Allahabad University (India) in his book "Mysterious Samadhi", edited in 1984 at Firma KLM Private Ltd in Calcutta, there is no more training in contemplation (Samadhi) in the world. Only legends and scriptures remain. Nowadays, Yoga is still mainly reduced to a wrongly practiced set of physical postures, which is very unfortunate. In fact, Ajita started again with the first, complete Yoga Training in the world, including contemplation in the same year 1984.
