Derived from the Sanskrit root “Muc,” meaning to liberate or set free, the word Moksha signifies salvation the ultimate goal in human life, according to Hindu philosophy. Hindus believe in the doctrine of karma, which outlines four primary aims of life: Dharma (duty), Artha (prosperity), Kama (desire), and Moksha (liberation). While each has its own place and purpose, Moksha represents the highest spiritual aspiration the release from the endless cycle of birth and rebirth.
At The Nattika Beach Ayurveda Resort, Moksha Hall stands as a symbol of this sacred pursuit. Nestled in the heart of the retreat and facing the Arabian Sea, Moksha welcomes guests into a space of peace, transformation, and timeless beauty. With its doors open at all hours, it offers unrestricted access a place of solace and connection, where joy, introspection, friendship, and even the beginnings of new life through ceremonies like marriage are celebrated.
The hall’s south-facing entrance holds deep spiritual significance in Indian tradition, symbolizing the passage from death to rebirth. Entering through this direction signifies letting go of old identities and stepping into renewal mirroring the essence of Moksha itself.
Moksha’s architecture beautifully weaves ancient Indian design with modern sensibilities. Its form and energy are inspired by the five elements earth, water, fire, air, and space each contributing to a deeply harmonious and transformative environment. The earth grounds you, water flows through emotion, fire ignites clarity, air brings breath and movement, and space offers expansiveness and silence.
Moksha is more than just a hall it is a living presence within the retreat, a sacred space where stillness and awakening coexist. Whether through yoga, meditation, or silent reflection, every visit here becomes a step closer to inner liberation.
Prana Hall – A Space for Personal Practice and Group Connection
In addition to Moksha, our resort also features Prana Hall a serene and versatile yoga space dedicated exclusively to our guests.
Prana Hall serves as a private sanctuary for:
Thoughtfully designed to support uninterrupted focus and peace, Prana Hall is always open and available to guests who wish to deepen their personal practice, meditate in silence, or hold private wellness sessions.
Whether you’re a solo practitioner seeking quiet reflection or part of a group with your own teacher, Prana Hall welcomes you to experience yoga on your own terms freely, peacefully, and purposefully
Moksha is the yogashala — a place to discover your inner self and strengthen your energetic, mental, physical, and pranic levels at Nattika Beach Resort. It offers a serene environment for guests to practice and deepen their yoga journey. The soothing rhythm of squirrels and birds enhances the experience, helping you reconnect with nature in the open, structured hall and surrounding gardens, with views of the sea
The sessions are based on Hatha yoga in a therapeutic approach, catering to all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners. We also offer morning and evening sessions, including yoga lite,progressive, mantra chanting, meditation, pranayama, and yoga nidra. Additionally, there is a special session held once a week
Yes, all yoga sessions are conducted by experienced and certified yoga instructors who guide participants safely through their practice. In each session, one teacher leads while another instructor assists with posture corrections to ensure proper alignment. The instructors hold master’s degrees in yoga, specializing in therapy, and are champions in various Asian and All-India level yoga competitions. Their expertise and flexibility, combined with their deep knowledge of asanas and injury prevention, ensure a high-quality experience for all participants.
No prior experience is necessary. We offer yoga lite sessions specifically designed for beginners. Additionally, we have interactive sessions where participants can easily engage with their teachers for open discussions. The sessions are designed to accommodate individuals at all levels, with instructors providing modifications as needed
Yoga enhances the benefits of Ayurvedic treatments by promoting physical flexibility, mental clarity, and emotional balance, contributing to overall well-being.
