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This book is all about how Ayurveda can help you to lead a sickness free life. The secret to optimum health is to realign your doshas and balance the body and mind. The techniques, recipes and methods mentioned here are tried and tested and vouched for by Ayurvedic experts. All you need to do is to try the home made recipes that are mentioned in the book.
A healthy and nutritious diet combined with good sleep and a peaceful mind can help you to lead a sickness free life. Ayurveda distinct everyone into three body types; they’re kapha, pitta and vata. Each body type needs to adhere to certain dietary restrictions to be in balance with each other. When there is an imbalance in a certain dosha you fall ill. Ayurveda talks about balancing the doshas to lead a harmonious life.
Oil massage, aromatherapy, yoga and meditation can also be included to lead a healthy life. This book describes in detail about all the above mentioned techniques and interesting recipes to gain optimum health.
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AYURVEDIC
LIFESTYLE
TRANSFORM INTO A CONFIDENT, HEALTHY
AND HAPPY PERSON
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Contents
Introduction to Ayurveda
Chapter 1 - History of Ayurveda
How it works
Chapter 2 - 3 Body types in Ayurveda
Chapter 3 - Ayurveda & Health
Chapter 4 - 3 week Ayurveda plan for beginners
Aromatherapy
Yoga
Meditation
Chapter 5 - Benefits of Ayurveda
Healing Ayurvedic Herbs
Chapter 6 - Healthy ayurvedic recipes
Conclusion
Introduction to Ayurveda
Ayurveda is a Hindu medical treatment for illnesses and treats not only the illness but also aids in general well being. Western medicine treats only the specific illness whereas Ayurveda balances the bodily systems with the help of diet, breathing and healing herbs. The environment and weather conditions are also taken into consideration while treating a patient with Ayurvedic medicines. Ayurveda believes that everything in this world is connected. Be it humans beings or plants, animals and mountains, and lakes; all are connected and are useful to each other. Once your body, mind and spirit are in tune with the environment then you live with robust health.
The two main principles of Ayurveda are to
To find a balance between body and mind
The control to repair and restore the body lies in your mind.
It is actually very easy to maintain mind and body balance. It may sound like a task but once you start to practice it is very easy. Breathing techniques will help you to achieve this balance.
Besides breathing, eating food is another most important life giver. A colorful diet is nourishing and consuming them by being mindful. It helps to strengthen your digestive powers. Ayurveda says that good health is reliant upon your ability to totally metabolize the nutritional, emotional, and sensory information that we consume.
This Ebook is all about how Ayurveda can help to lead a sickness free life. The secret to optimum health is to realign your doshas and balance body and mind. The techniques, recipes and methods mentioned here are tried and tested and vouched for by Ayurvedic experts. All you need to do is try the home made recipes that are mentioned in the forth coming chapters.
A healthy and nutritious diet combined with excellent digestion, good sleep and a peaceful mind can help you to lead a sickness free life.
Little exercise and breathing techniques can keep your body and mind fresh. See to it that you avoid junk food and acute stress. This leads to indigestion and insomnia. These two can cause havoc in your life and over a period of time can turn into an illness.
Look at the nature around you. Flowers don’t put in an effort to bloom or birds don’t put in an effort to fly. It just happens as that is their natural instincts. In the same way you should identify your natural instincts and grow effortlessly. Nature has a unique way of expressing its love and showering its bounty on us. Identify your strengths and nurture your love to grow in life. Nature does it easily with more ease and natural. It is instinctive, holistic, and healthful. When you’re guided by intuition you grow naturally with love and effortlessly.
Now let us take a look at what are the body types in Ayurveda and how it works, its advantages and also lip smacking recipes that can help you to lead a sickness free life.
Chapter 1 - History of Ayurveda
Ayurveda is an ancient Indian medical science which originated around 3000 BC. Early Ayurveda was alchemy of mythology and science, steeped in as much mysticism as it had scientific basis. Originally passed on from teacher to student by word of mouth, Ayurveda was scripted into ancient Indian texts known as the Vedas. The name Ayurveda is derived from 'Ayus' and 'Veda'. The English translation of ayus is “life”, while Veda is a Sanskrit word which means “knowledge” or “science”.
Elaborately detailed Ayurvedic texts were written in Sanskrit, the ancient language of India. Over centuries Ayurveda flourished and was used by rich and poor alike in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia.
Today this ancient medical science finds new relevance in the modern world - increasingly hostile to its inhabitants. Our modern existence often ignores the principles of natural living and is saturated with pollution, stress and unhealthy lifestyles. In comparison Ayurveda is quite literally an instruction manual for man's natural & harmonious existence with the environment. Comprehending this natural philosophy of living enables one to become a "self-healer".
Modern medical science relies on system and organ specialties and often ignores the environment as a holistic whole. Vedic principles, however, seek natural balance within the body and it's harmony with the environment - humans are considered integral with their habitat and not as separate from the natural world.
Maintaining a balance within the body and mind, and with the external environment, is one of the objectives of Ayurveda. Living in harmony with nature and according to natural principles promotes both physical health and peace of mind. Tuning in to your body's signals of distress in time helps to maintain health, increasing your productivity and contentment. Ayurveda does away with sophisticated equipment or expensive consultants. Maintaining one's health is based on a simple understanding of your body and the quality of food you eat.
Objectives: Ayurveda's primary objective is to maintain one's health while curing of diseases is a secondary objective. Ayurveda seeks to maintain a positive state of health at the outset, achieved on a daily basis through attention to diet and lifestyle. In this manner diseases do not find root for attack or growth.
An Ayurvedic patient is considered a 'purusa', not merely a body. Purusa encompasses the total combination of body, mind, senses and soul. An Ayurvedic doctor must achieve complete health for a patient, not merely suppress or alleviate physical symptoms. From a physician's perspective the basis of Ayurvedic healing is a personal relationship with, and compassion for, the patient. Healing may not be achieved without this personal connection between the patient and physician.
