The Aathiyoga Indian Journal of Ancient Medicine and Yoga (ISSN: 3048-9822 Online) serves as a leading platform for interdisciplinary research in ancient medicine and yoga. Published monthly by the Department of Human Excellence at Nallamuthu Gounder Mahalingam College in Pollachi, Aathiyoga is committed to providing accessible and rigorous scholarship through its double-blind, peer-reviewed format. With over twelve issues published annually, including two regular volumes and a special edition, the journal ensures a consistent flow of cutting-edge research. Recognizing the importance of open access, Aathiyoga offers free downloads of all past issues through its comprehensive online archive, Aathiyoga Archive, and makes its content available through print subscriptions in libraries nationwide.
Aathiyoga actively seeks original research contributions, both literary and empirical, from scholars around the globe. The journal’s scope encompasses a diverse range of fields, including Yogic Science, Philosophy, Psychology, Education, Management, Ayurveda, and complementary therapies. It provides a crucial space for academicians to share their findings and advance knowledge in these vital areas. Embracing the multifaceted nature of research, Aathiyoga welcomes various submission types, from in-depth research articles and scientific papers to insightful reviews, conceptual frameworks, engaging popular writings, concise research notes, critical book reviews, impactful letters to the editor, and updates on conference news. We encourage submissions that explore the technical and professional dimensions of Yoga and related disciplines, such as Spirituality, Human Consciousness, Health Sciences, Therapy, Physical Education, Exercise and Sports Sciences, Biomechanics, Literary/Textual Studies, Physiology, and Biochemistry. Researchers are invited to submit their significant work after carefully reviewing the Instructions to Authors, noting that final publication is subject to the approval of our esteemed review committee.
Aathiyoga’s commitment to interdisciplinary dialogue is reflected in its coverage of Yoga, Philosophy, Spirituality, Psychology, Human Consciousness, Medical Meditation, Health Sciences, Therapy, Education, Physical Education, Exercise and Sports Sciences, Biomechanics, Literary/Textual Studies, Physiology, Biochemistry, and more. Published monthly (online only) in both Tamil and English by the Department of Human Excellence at Nallamuthu Gounder Mahalingam College (90, Palghat Road, Pollachi 642001), the journal prides itself on a streamlined peer-review process, targeting acceptance within 1-2 weeks following review and any necessary revisions. Authors are encouraged to meticulously examine the submission guidelines to ensure a smooth publication journey, culminating in the review committee’s final decision.
Aathiyoga distinguishes itself through several key characteristics. Firstly, it boasts a multidisciplinary focus, encompassing a broad spectrum of topics related to ancient medical systems, diverse yoga practices, and their relevant applications in contemporary health and wellness. Furthermore, Aathiyoga’s commitment to open access ensures that all published articles are freely available to readers, significantly promoting knowledge dissemination and accessibility within the field. Importantly, the journal upholds rigorous academic standards through a mandatory peer-review process, guaranteeing the quality and credibility of the research it publishes. This credibility is further enhanced by its indexing in prominent research databases such as Google Scholar, which increases the visibility and reach of the scholarly work. Finally, Aathiyoga maintains a monthly publication schedule, providing its readership with a consistent and timely stream of new research and insightful perspectives
