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Message from Atul Krishna.
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Thank you for your patience!
Yours in service, Atul
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Hello and Namaste All,
Hope everyone is having a beautiful Thanksgiving week and weekend. No classes this week.
We have updated the workspace LMS (Learning Management System). If you find any link not working-let me know and we will try to fix it.
Hari om,
Manjulali
There are no online classes till July 30th. College closed for summer.
If you have assignments that you need to submit-you can submit via Google Drive to
ayurvedawellnessinstitute@gmail.com
July 29th-Orientation for new Block 2 counselor.
July 30th-Ayurvedic Herbology
July 31st-Orientation for new Block 1 (level 1 Track B)
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This group of co urses It has the following Sections - Introduction to Ayurveda, (AC101-50 Hours), Svastha Vritta 101 (Daily and Seasonal Routine), Tridoshas 101, Ahara 101 (Ayurvedic Nutrition, Agni (Digestive Fire)
- Teacher: Aparna Dandekar
- Teacher: Manjulali Dasi
- Teacher: Atul Krishna
- Teacher: Christina A. Miller
- Teacher: Rasamayi Victori
Concept of Prana, Ayurvedic Myplate, Ayurvedic Nutrition Label, Comparison of Western and Ayurvedic concepts of Nutrition, Foods, Recipes, Churnas and Chutneys for Vata, Pitta, Kapha, Balancing Agni and Vkrti. Sattva, Tamas and Rajas in Food. Concept of Agni (Digestive Fire) Jatharagni and three states of Jatharagni. Assess your own state of Agni. *Introduction to Agni Imbalances in Ayurveda. Concept of Ama and Mala. Ayurvedic Support for Ajirna(Indigestion), Amlapitta(Acid Reflux), Malavistambha(Constipation).
- Teacher: Christina A. Miller
- Teacher: Rasamayi Victori
- Student will be able to list the three doshas, location of sub doshas, their function and their importance. Student shall understand Vata, Pitta and Kapha doshas-functional and structural differences and will be able to use this to fill a dosha assessment form. for different populations
- Teacher: Manjulali Dasi
- Teacher: Aparna Dandekar
- Teacher: Manjulali Dasi
- Teacher: Priyanka Rajan
*Ayurvedic Nutrition and other Holistic Health Models, Review Western Model, *Ahara for Prana, ojas, agni, review agni disorders- ajirna, atisara, grahani, vibandha, Annavaha srota, Purishavaha srota, Ambuvaha srota, creation of chyle or ahara rasa.
Rasa Panchadi- Shad Rasas, Anu rasas, Virya, Vipaka, Prabhava, Guna and Karma, Classification of Ahara - Phala Varga (fruits), Shaka and Harita Varga (Vegetables and Greens), Sneha Varga (oils), Shami Varga (Lentils), Shuka Varga (Grains), Gorasa (dairy), Ikshu vikar (Honey, Jaggery), Kruttan (Methodology of Ayurvedic Cooking), Ambu varga (Water), Influence of Tamas and Rajas Food, Offering Food with mantras.
(Review, Function of GI Tract, list and define Carbohydrates, Fats, Lipids, Cholesterol, Process of Digestion and Agni, Imbalances and Metabolite Disorders and Ayurvedic Perspective)
- Teacher: Manjulali Dasi
- Teacher: Atul Krishna
- Teacher: Ayurveda Student Coach
D101 - is an introduction to Ayurvedic Herbs, and, presents the student with strong fundamentals of principles of Ayurvedic Energetics. The focus of this course within the scope of Counselor is single herbs and delivery of these herbs to dhatus, and, using them to support doshas, srotas and mind. 75 Hours
Introduction to Roga Nidan