Ayurveda EP 04 BALANCING THE TRIPOD
Ayurveda EP 04
Ayurveda EP 02 SPIRITUAL FOUNDATIONS OF AYURVEDA
Ayurveda EP 02
Spiritual Foundations of Ayurveda
The video gets into the core of human existence – The creation of life. It explains how the spiritual understandings from India are in concurrence with the modern science and how our Vedas in their most nuanced way explain the finer aspects of creation. It opens up our minds to the structure of the cosmos and how everything that is present in nature is a part of the human body as well.
While ear, skin, eyes, tongue and nose are the five Jnaanendriyas (sense organs), the Karmendriyas (organs of action) include speech, hands, legs, anus and genitals and it explains how Ayurveda has the deepest understanding of human psyche, mental and physical health.
Ayurveda doesn’t just treat the symptoms but gets into the root of the problem and manages it holistically.
Ayurveda EP 01 CONTEMPORARY STATUS OF AYURVEDA
Ayurveda – Medicine for the New Millenium
Ayurveda, the knowledge of life & longevity is the oldest existing body of knowledge in the healing process. For thousands of years, it has been a way of life in India. Ayurveda addresses the problems not only of the mind and the body but also of the human spirit and consciousness. This video is a part of the series which helps acquaint the users with this ancient system of medicine that we can call our own.
The video talks about how important it is to look within to improve one’s health and in turn the quality of life. It sheds light on how Ayurveda takes a natural course to fix the imbalances in the body. The video aims to spread better awareness about the scientific aspects of this science and shows how Ayurveda holds a better place than other forms of medicine.
Journey of Ayurveda
Ayurveda continues to grow rapidly as one of the most important systems of mind-body medicine and natural healing, as a spiritual approach to life becomes ever more important in this ecological age. ‘Journey of Ayurveda’ travels in time from its origins in India to its progress into the 21st century, where Ayurvedic medicine is gaining international interest and respect as an alternative means of caring for physical and mental health.