Ayurveda Advance Courses

Introduction of Ayurveda

Ayurveda is the science of life native to the Indian Subcontinent. It is presently in daily use around the globe. An Ayurveda course in India was first described in Agnivesha Tantra. The basic concepts of Ayurveda were first introduced in Atharva Veda between 1500 BC and 1000 BC.

1990 the World Health Organization (WHO) recognized Ayurveda as an alternative medical system. This healing art has been passed down from time immemorial through Sages and Scholars to their followers and students. In Ayurveda, you can rejuvenate your body through Rasayana, the rejuvenation process. We are offering an Ayurveda course in Rishikesh covering all the primary concepts of Ayurveda science at an advanced level. This Ayurveda course covers many concepts, including those taught in primary and intermediate courses. In this sequence, you will learn advanced and basic approaches to Ayurveda science and its concepts in a short period. As a result, all your healthcare needs and your family's will be met.

Detailed Syllabus for Theory Part of Ayurveda Advance Course

• Introduction of Ayurveda.
• History of Ayurveda.

The sources of Traditional Ayurvedic medicine were seen in Vedas. There is no time limit to knowledge. SuśruthaSaṃhitā and CharakaSaṃhitā Known to be the oldest texts of Ayurveda.

• Aims Of Ayurveda.

It aims to establish and maintain good health. There are many ancient texts about Ayurveda, but its principles have relevance for today's society just as they did in the Vedic Times. Ayurveda's basic principles address living a healthy life in a natural way.

• Branches Of Ayurveda , Brief Study Of Charak Samhita ,Sushruta Samhita , Vagbhat Samhita.

Charaka is credited with writing 120 chapters of the Charaka Samhita, a classic text of Ayurveda written in Sanskrit. MaharshiVishwamitra was the father of Susruta. This was the world's first book on Surgery ) in Sanskrit, written by him.

Fundamentals Of Ayurveda:

• Tridosha Concept

Humans exist as a basis for Tridosha theory. Scientifically speaking, it describes a way of living. For proper utilization of tridosha, one must understand it in context.

• Pancha Mahabhooth Concept (Five Elements Theory).

According to Hindu teachings, the universe, and the human body, are all composed of five elements called Panchatatva. There are five elements of existence, known as Panchamahabhuta or five transient forces: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether.

• Supta Dhatu (Seven Bodily Tissue).

The body's structural and supporting units are denominated Dhatu in Ayurveda. Body tissue is Dhatu. Sapta Dhatu refers to the seven basic tissues that compose the human body, according to ayurvedic principles.

• Agni (Digestive Fire).

Fire is the only apparent force capable of transforming solids into liquids, into gases, and vice versa. Fire or energy holds atoms together in our bodies. Ayurveda has digestion to be the key to health. Long-term health and well-being are directly influenced by your digestive fire.

• Rasa (Six Taste And Their Corelation With Dosha).

In order to have a healthy body and mind, it is essential to follow a healthy diet. In Ayurveda, a proper diet incorporates the six tastes and includes fresh fruits, various grains, and milk derived from multiple sources.

• Mala (Body Waste).

Consequently, diseases result from an imbalance of elements in our bodies, which leads to abnormalities in their quality or quantity. The mala also contains the five prime elements of nature (the Panchamahabhuta). The body expels all bad things after serving its purpose. When all the elements in the body are in balance, it guarantees that the body functions normally.

• Strotas (Channels Of The Body).

In the human body, the srota, or dynamic internal transport system, is the basis for the function of other bio-elements like the three doshas, the seven tissues or dhatus, the ojas, and the internal fire. Across all spectrums of mental, physical, and emotional wellness, Ayurveda holds that the health of the srotas system is dependent on adequate nutrition and a healthy lifestyle.

• Koshta (Nature Of Digestive Tract).

In Ayurveda, KOSHTA is an ideal conceptualization. Specifically, this plot outlines how the stomach is formed, the movement of digestive organs, the collection of waste in the nutrient canals, and excretion.

Poorva Karma (Preprocedure):

Purvakarma is the result of using Purva (Priority One) and Karma (a Blessing action). Purvakarma provides a method of collecting and channeling toxins so they can be eliminated effortlessly.

• Abhyanga.
• Swedana Procedures in detail .

Basic Principle Of Panchkarma:

In Panchakarma, five therapies are used to get rid of the body of many toxins. The Ayurvedic theory emphasizes the importance of cleansing the body before undertaking a therapeutic rehabilitation.

• (Vamana , Virechana ,Nasya ,Vasti And Rakhtamokshana ).
• Preparation of medicine needed for each process , their procedure and their application according to the nature of the disease .

• Philosophical Theories of Ayurveda .
• Dinacharya ( Routine Activities According To Ayurveda ).
• Ritucharya ( Routine And Dietary Regulation According To The Season).

Types Of Ayurvedic Massage:

Hot essential oils are used in an Ayurvedic body massage. Further, Ayurvedic massage functions as a preventive method to enhance circulation, boost lymphatic activity, and rejuvenate the body.

• Procedure Of Different Massage Like Elakizhi (Bolus Bag Massage With Medical Leaves ).
• Navara Kizhi (Bolus Bag Massage With Medicinal Rice ).
• Abhyanga Oil – Study Of Different Oil According To Dosha.
• Pizhichil (Oil Bath ).
• Shirodhara , Shiroabhayanga.

Discuss of important chapters from Vagbhat Samhita On Diet (Food And Their Qualities) , Dosha , Rasa , Virya , Vipaka.

Practical

• Abhyanga – Ayurvedic Oil Massage ( Its Different From Normal Massage ).
• Shiroabhyanga (Head Massage).
• Padabhyanga (Foot Massage).
• Udhwrthana (Powder Massage With Medicinal Powder ).
• Shirodhara – (Preparation , Condition , Procedure, Precaution ).
• Swedana – (Learn About The Herbs Used For Swedana (Ayurvedic Steam ).

Kerala Speciality Massage

• Elakizhi ( Bolus Bag Massage With Medicinal Leaves ).
• Navarakizhi ( Bolus Bag Massage With Medicinal Rice ).
• Nasayam (Karnapooranam ).
• Tharpanam ( Ayurveda Eye Therapy ).
• Greeva Vasti (Cervical Vasti).
• Kadi Vasti ( Lumber Vasti ).
• Janu Vasti (Knee Vasti ).

Why Choose AYM Ayurveda School

Here's why AYM Ayurveda School stands out as the best destination for your Advanced Ayurveda education:

1. Extensive Range of Ayurvedic Treatments: Abhyangam Therapy, Shirodhara, Udavartanam, and Panchakarma treatments are just a few of the genuine Ayurvedic therapies available at AYM Ayurveda School. Experience these reviving therapies for yourself to fully immerse yourself in the healing power of Ayurveda.

2. Expert Faculty: Our school takes great pride in having a group of lecturers and practitioners that are extremely skilled and knowledgeable in Ayurveda.

3. Ayurveda Courses in Rishikesh: Located in the picturesque city of Rishikesh, renowned as the Yoga and Ayurveda capital of the world, our school offers the perfect setting for immersive learning. Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural and spiritual ambiance while delving into the depths of Ayurveda.

4. Well-Structured Curriculum: Our Advanced Ayurveda Course features a well-structured curriculum that covers a wide range of topics, including specialized treatments, massage techniques, Panchakarma, herbal preparations, and much more. This comprehensive program equips you with the skills and knowledge required to excel in the field of Ayurveda.

5. International Certification: The Advanced Ayurveda Course will result in a certification that is acknowledged all over the world. This certification gives you access to a wide range of employment possibilities and permits you to practice Ayurveda anywhere globally.

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