Our Story
Our Roots
Our Evolution
Our Evolution
This project began in 2020 as a response to requests from yoga clients seeking a deeper understanding of yogic theory and its relevance to daily life. Over time, it evolved into a broader inquiry — one rooted in the transformative power of introspective knowledge and self-inquiry.
The study of Sāṃkhya, one of the oldest philosophical syst
This project began in 2020 as a response to requests from yoga clients seeking a deeper understanding of yogic theory and its relevance to daily life. Over time, it evolved into a broader inquiry — one rooted in the transformative power of introspective knowledge and self-inquiry.
The study of Sāṃkhya, one of the oldest philosophical systems in the Indian tradition, became a turning point in this journey. Initially introduced during my 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in 2017, Sāṃkhya immediately struck me as more than a metaphysical framework; it appeared to be a profound theory of emergence, duality, and systemic causality. From that moment on, I was compelled to explore its parallels with quantum physics, cosmology, and neuroscience — not only to deepen my understanding of the universe, but to illuminate the structure of the mind itself.
Our Evolution
Our Evolution
Our Evolution
As my studies advanced through continued yogic education, including a 300-hour training, a new vision began to emerge — a circular map of Sāṃkhya that reflects not a linear descent of tattvas, but a dynamic interplay of forces, feedback loops, and recursive transformation. This visualization became a key insight in my personal journey an
As my studies advanced through continued yogic education, including a 300-hour training, a new vision began to emerge — a circular map of Sāṃkhya that reflects not a linear descent of tattvas, but a dynamic interplay of forces, feedback loops, and recursive transformation. This visualization became a key insight in my personal journey and theoretical work, offering a model that reflects the complexity of both inner and outer evolution.
What began as an intuitive connection between yogic wisdom and scientific theory grew into a multidisciplinary exploration — one that integrates classical metaphysics with contemporary ideas from systems theory, cognitive science, and AI.
Our Vision
Our Evolution
Our Vision
At Intellectual Yogi, our vision is to reintegrate ancient knowledge systems like Sāṃkhya into the language of modern science — not as metaphor, but as valid theoretical frameworks.
We aim to:
At Intellectual Yogi, our vision is to reintegrate ancient knowledge systems like Sāṃkhya into the language of modern science — not as metaphor, but as valid theoretical frameworks.
We aim to:
- Illuminate the structural parallels between Sāṃkhya’s 25 tattvas and the layered hierarchies in physical, psychological, and computational systems
- Offer tools for psychological insight through a scientifically informed understanding of guṇic causality and cognitive structures
- Bridge the gap between consciousness studies, mental health, and the emerging frontiers of artificial intelligence
This is not a return to the past — it is a reactivation of ancient insight, reframed to meet the intellectual demands of the present.
Note on Publication Schedule
When I first began this series, the plan was to release a new blog every Sunday. As we move deeper into Sāṃkhya’s more complex and nuanced ideas, the editing process has naturally become more rigorous and time intensive. As a result, posts are now appearing around every 10–12 days rather than weekly.
Moving forward, publication dates will be TBD. To keep everyone updated, I’ll share countdowns ahead of each new release so you know when the next post is coming. Thank you for your patience and for continuing to follow along on this journey!
