Universal Christ Consciousness (UCC) Yoga Association
Our association represents a universal yoga philosophy that unites the essential elements of all religions. This approach is Universal Christ Consciousness, which aims to provide a theoretical and practical philosophy of life for the modern man. In this approach the emphasis is not on belief but on experience, understanding and incorporation. The spiritual path we walk and demonstrate is independent from religions, but accept and embraces the ideals of the main religions.
We want to bring this approach to a wider audience through informative lectures, books, publications, training, meditation and spiritual practices. Our long-term goal is to establish a yoga center where we can offer meditation and yoga classes.
The theory and practice of yoga philosophy is based on the writings of Margaret Rhasoda Varga and the curriculum she has compiled, and on their further development.
These teaching materials are:
- "IQ-EQ-SQ" spiritual self-knowledge training (UCC yoga-basic)
- "Tat-Tvam-Asi" Yoga School-1 (UCC Yoga Intermediate)
- "Tat-Tvam-Asi" Yoga School-2 (UCC Yoga Advanced)
Objectives of the UCC Yoga Association:
Founding members:
László Vofkori (President)
dr. Sándor Nyírő (Vice President)
dr. Melinda Erőss (member)
Timea Indacsek-Kelemen (member)
Szilveszter Kiss (member)
Supportive members (RO):
dr. Ágnes Kosza-Nyírő
dr. Dóra Nyírő
Éva Tímea Gergely
Irén Oláh
Jolán Incze
Katalin Vajna
Mária Rusu
Tibor Fazakas
Zoltán Adorján
Supportive members (HU):
Átrokné Ibolya Csépán
dr. Elizabeth Laluja
dr. Lóránd Nyírő
dr. Róbert Lehoczki
Enikő Csonka
Gergely Olti
György Farkas
István Csépán
László Winkler
Nóra Átrok
Nyírőné Orsolya Hunyadi
Rudolf Kozák
Zsuzsanna Lehoczki
Honorary member:
Margaret Rhasoda Varga (officially known as Oltiné Dr. Margit Varga)
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True religion is therefore rooted in the Over-self (Atman) found in the heart and not in human inventions of transcendence. Therefore, the man who is truly seeking God will be guided by the Over-self (his/her own innermost, purest feelings) and find the worldview t ...














