Indu Arora talks about the basics of Ayurveda, India's traditional system of medicine.
A Van Howe Enterprises, LTD production.
Directed by Matthew J Van Howe and Angel M Van Howe
Mauni Amavasya is the annual day of silence. A day of speech fasting and silence feasting. Silence is observed at the level of speech, senses, gestures, and action. From the silence of the manas/mind, one gives birth to Swayambhu (one's own purified Self). This day symbolizes the quieting of the lowly desires and upholding of the dharma celebrated by Yogis/inis and Sadhakas. A very special day for mental and emotional purification.
Imagine the opportunity to relax and release all the roles and responsibilities, thoughts, and distractions in your life while simultaneously strengthening your brain, body, and emotional resilience. Is it a trip to the Caribbean? A spa?
Learn the Yogic Principles of Ayurveda with Indu Arora. and the Ayurvedic Principles of Yoga Practice Ayurveda and Yoga are the inseparable duo. It is Ayurveda that gives clear context to the content that is Yoga. Basic Ayurvedic knowledge is essential and nonnegotiable for any yoga practitioner, instructor, teacher or therapist.