Our institution is a faith-based, non-profit organization promoting religious, spiritual, cultural, and ethical education through theological study, yoga philosophy, and scriptural research.

Programs emphasize personal transformation, self-realization, and service to humanity rather than secular or career-oriented goals.

The institution operates under Section 1005.06(1)(f) of the Florida Statutes, which provides a religious education exemption.

Programs include Theology, Ministerial Studies, and Pastoral Counseling — all faith-based in nature.

No. The degrees are non-secular and not equivalent to government-recognized qualifications.

Yes, students may pursue online learning globally, with clear disclosure regarding the religious nature of the programs.

It is registered as a religious and educational non-profit under Indian law.

Programs include Vedic and Yogic Studies, Jyotish, Theology, and Indian Philosophy.

Courses are available in English, Sanskrit, and regional languages.

Each student receives mentorship for academic and spiritual growth.

Yes. Operations are transparent and audited; community outreach, yoga camps, and spiritual workshops are conducted regularly.

No. All materials clearly state their religious purpose; no government equivalence is implied.

Yes. Honorary religious titles may be awarded for contributions to spirituality or culture.

Student data is kept private and not used commercially.

Students may approach the Academic or Administrative Council for grievance resolution.

Programs are open to seekers with basic education or sincere spiritual intent. For details about the course < Page >

Applications can be submitted online or in person with necessary documents. For Details visit our Page < Link>

Fees are nominal or donation-based; refunds are processed as per the institutional policy.

Programs are offered online, hybrid, or on-campus, ranging from short-term to advanced levels. For details visit < Page >

Evaluation is based on assignments, oral discussions, and mentor feedback.