Ayurveda says that there are 10 different types of the air element in the body – five Pradhaana Vaayu (primary airs), namely, Praana Vaayu, Apaana Vaayu, Udaana Vaayu, Samaana Vaayu and Vyaana Vaayu. And five Upa Vaayu (secondary airs), namely, Naaga Vaayu, Kurma Vaayu, Devadatta Vaayu, Krikalaa Vaayu
Ayurveda says Shankhapushpi is one of the three main herbs which are excellent for the brain and work as mental health tonics, the other two being Brahmi and Vacha. Shankhapushpi is exceptionally useful to enhance intelligence. Shankhapushpi is a combination of two Sanskrit words – “Shankha”, which means
In Ayurveda, Ashwagandha is one of the most used herbs, as a general tonic. It is considered as a national herb in India and is also called Indian Ginseng. It is used as one of the main ingredients in numerous Ayurvedic preparations which are recommended to boost one’s
In Ayurveda, (the Science of Life), meditation plays a very important role as a therapy, particularly to aid those suffering from psychological & emotional issues, and problems related to the nervous system. According to Ayurveda, our life is a combination of spirit (consciousness), ego, intelligence, mind, sense organs
Ayurveda means “Science of Life”. Though an ancient science, it is timeless, hence it can be practically applied even today to maintain good health & treat ailments. Pranayama is the 5th limb (anga) of Ashtanga (8 limb) Yoga. Pranayama follows Asanas (postures) and is followed by Dharana (concentration or withdrawal of mind & senses
The human body is a miniature of the universe. Just as there are 7 main planets in the universe (according to the Vedic perspective), there are 7 main chakras in our body. Manipur Chakra is the most important chakra of these 7 chakras. Symbolically, the Manipur Chakra represents
