Bringing Yoga, Ayurveda & Modern Science Together
An evening with VaYU — the first yoga university outside India — on what it would take to build a Teaching, Research & Wellness Center here in Colorado. Keynote from Dr. Indranil Basu.
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Know VaYU
VaYU advances authentic yoga through research, graduate education, and partnership — working alongside healthcare professionals and community leaders.
Most people meet modern medicine and traditional healing in separate buildings, with separate records and separate conversations. Our Teaching, Research and Wellness (TReW) Centers put them under one roof: modern medicine, Ayurveda, and Yoga Therapy together, close to home, so that care is within reach.
Colorado already takes movement, prevention and wellbeing seriously — and it has the research institutions to hold that work to a standard. We would like to build a TReW Center here, and on November 21 we want to talk with the people who could make it happen.
This evening is built for conversation, not lecture — and it ends with something concrete you can do.
What a TReW Center brings
The venue
Who should attend
Keynote speaker
Interventional cardiac electrophysiologist
Dr. Basu has spent his career on the boundary this evening is about. He is a founder of the American Association of Yoga & Medicine, works with MIT LinQ, practises at the VA Medical Center in Nashville, and is the author of Yoga, Meditation & Cardiology.
What to expect
Three and a half hours, and most of it is people talking to each other.
Registration
Seating at the Joy Burns Center is limited. Registering also helps us plan catering and roundtables.
Denver program committee
Local volunteers. Call or message any of them with anything — venue questions, who to bring, or how to help.
Come to the Joy Burns Center on November 21. Bring someone who should hear it. Help us build a Teaching, Research & Wellness Center in Denver.
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