Ayurveda

  In Ayurveda, the concept of fire, or AGNI, is of central importance. In fact, the strength of AGNI in the body is among the most critical factors in determining overall health. By contrast, AMA is a toxic, disease causing substance that forms as a result of impaired AGNI, and that, in turn, destroys AGNI. In this way, impaired…
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"Ayurveda indicates what is appropriate and what is inappropriate, fortunate or unfortunate in the living conditions of the being, what is favourable or unfavourable for longevity, as a measure of life itself." (Charaka Samhita) Ayurveda and Yoga - Two Twin Systems     Art and at  the same time…
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Ayurveda is a very practical system to protect and restore health. Its methods are accessible and easy to apply and also inexpensive. Ayurveda also contains objective knowledge that only direct experience can reveal. Practical ayurvedic methods are non-traumatic, non-invasive, and do not interfere with other forms of…
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The presentation of this traditional science within the Ayurvedic courses (from Romania) allows an approach which is both simple and easily accessible to the western mentality. Ayurveda is simple because it uses general principles, synthesized as a result of a long, direct practice. The simplicity of Ayurveda is due to the…
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  Today, knowledge of the Ayurvedic system has become more and more widespread. Unlike many other systems of alternative medicine, Ayurveda started to be known in very many countries of the world. What the Ayurvedic system offers to the modern man is a broad, encompassing perspective, very accessible and perfectly…
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Ayurveda represents a complex system of natural healing that originated in India . In Sanskrit, the word Ayurveda means ”The science of life”. ”Ayus” means ”life” and it refers to the fundamental energy of life. ”Veda” means knowledge or, in other words, science.…
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