- Categories: Residential Course
If you really want to go deeper, this course is waiting for you. It covers the basic principles of Ayurveda, diets, life style, herbs and diagnostic methods of Ayurveda along with study of common diseases. The main goal of these 3 months of fruitful classes is to investigate the real sense of well-being from the Ayurvedic perspective, identifying imbalances and their causes, as well as presenting methods of restoring the harmony of body and mind. You will be able to recognize doshas and their effects, and mostly, develop diet and lifestyle plans in order to recover balance and vitality.
Students can join this wellness program in two ways, 1st after completing the Ayurveda and Panchakarma therapy level 1 and 2 because for the 1st month course contents will be same and rest two months they can complete later also as per dates provides by school or else they can directly join the 3 month program.
Duration – 3 MonthsCourse contents
Module – 1
- Origin scope & division of Ayurveda
- Eternity & utility of Ayurveda
- Philosophy of Ayurveda
- Module – 1 assessment
Module – 2
- Sad-vidha padartha
- Dravya & its types
- Panchmahabhuta & its utility in Ayurveda
- Atman (the soul)
- Manas (the mind)
- Module – 2 assessment
Module – 3
- Concept of Guna (quality)
- Karma (Action)
- Samanya types & utility in Ayurveda
- Visesa types & utility in Ayurveda
- Samvaya utility
- Module – 3 assessment
Module – 4
- Introduction & importance of Tridosha
- Study of Vata dosha
- Study of Pitta dosha
- Study of Kapha dosha
- Dosha dhatu relation
- Module – 4 assessment
Module – 5
- Sapta dhatus (seven tissues)
- Malas (waste material)
- Agni (digestive fire)
- Doshaja and mansika Prakriti
- Food & lifestyle as per Parkriti
- Module – 5 assessment
Module – 6
- Health & healthy individual
- Daily regimen
- Night regimen
- Seasonal regimen
- Ethical regimen
- Preventive aspects of Diseases
- Module – 6 assessment
Module – 7
- Rasa (taste)
- Agni (digestive fire)
- Ahara & its classification
- Ahara parinamkara bhava
- Pachana (primary & tissue metabolism)
- Virudha ahara
- Module – 7 assessment
Module – 8
- Ageing
- Rasayana
- Effect of aging on dhatus
- Medhya rasayana
- Achar Rasayana
- Langhan (Therapeutic fasting )
- Module – 8 assessment
Module – 9
- Concept of dravya
- Rasa & guna
- PaVirya, vipaka & prabhava
- Karma & Prabhava
- Study of individual herb
- Panch vidha Kashaya Kalpana
- Herbal oils, medicated ghee & herbal powders
- Module – 9 assessment
Module – 10
- Essential of Panchkarma
- Dietetic & behavioral
- Poorvakarma (pre-operative procedure)
- Pradhana karma (operative procedure)
- Paschat Karma
- Herbs used for Procedure Oils, Gritha, Decoction
- Module – 10 assessment
Module – 11
- Concept of Strotas
- Vyadhi - Roga marga – Dosha gati
- Stages of pathogenesis
- Vyadhi kshmaatva (Immunity)
- Ama – Metabolic waste
- Rogi Pariksha (Examination of Patient)
- Roga Pariksha (Examination of disease)
- Module – 11 assessment
Module – 12
- Basic principles of Chikitsa
- Pranavaha Strotas (Respiratory system) Examination Disorders & their treatments
- Annavaha Strotas (Gastro-intestinal Tract) Examination Disorders & their treatments
- Rasavaha Strotas (Serological disorders) Examination Disorders & their treatments
- Raktavaha Strotas (Hematological disorders) Examination Disorders & their treatments
- Module – 12 assessment
Seats are limited
Advance deposit is required for reserving your seat
Food and accommodation are not included in the course fee
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