CAH
- Clinical Ayurveda
Herbalist Therapist
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of
Medicine Buddha Healing Center's
www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com
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Words of advice when you begin to first fathom the vastness of Buddhist Ayurveda Dharma studies: "Ayurveda is beyond beginning and ending. A science of eternal healing, it is compared to a vast ocean, and studying Ayurveda to swimming across. A true teacher can teach one how to swim, but the swimming is up to the student; …it is a lifelong journey." Charaka Samhita, Sutrasthana, Chapter Thirty
Clinical Apprenticeship Seminar-Class Dates:
No Saturday OR Sunday August 16-17 class due to Relic Tour "monk duty" for Ven. Losang (www.maitreyaproject.org/en/relic) at Tse Chen Ling - click here for Relic Tour schedule. August 16-17 seminar was rescheduled among the attending students on Tuesday night August 12th at 7:30 PM at Berkeley Buddhist Monastery.
August Seminar #1: Sunday August 24,
2008: 1 PM to 6 PM.
Must R.S.V.P. and PREPAY -
MUST PRE-REGISTER VIA TELEPHONE! Click
here for questions. Tentative based on prepaid registrations
expected. $130
200 A.D. Sushruta
Samhita Ayurveda Classic Text Seminar
in celebration of the Birthday of Arya Monk
Nagarjuna Bodhisattva of Nalanda, compiler
of Sushruta Samhita.
August Class: Nagarjuna Nalanda Lineage Yoga
Puja Commentary with
Tsog Puja will be on Tuesday, August
26, 7:30 - 9:30 PM. Must R.S.V.P. - click
here
September Seminar:
Avicenna's
1025 A.D.
Canon of Medicine Compared with Indian and
Chinese Medicine:
An Exploration of Buddhist - Hindu - Taoist - Confucian -
Islamic Medicine. In celebration of the late September
birthday of Confucius.
Saturday September 20 and Sunday, August 21: 1 PM to 6 PM.
Must R.S.V.P. - click
here
July Seminar
Recordings:
HDTV and DVD-Quality Downloadable Videos now available!!
Was
Saturday July 26 and Sunday, July 27 8 hours of WMV videos and iPod
audio.
New
Ayurveda Video Recordings!
Click
here
to download and watch the Ayurvedic videos Lectured July 26 - 27, 2008,
Saturday and Sunday by Ven.
Losang Jinpa
(of the
Medicine Buddha Healing Center /
Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute
/ Ksitigarbha Buddhist Monastery) at the
Gompa Shrine of Ksitigarbha Buddhist Hermitage.
July Class:
Avicenna's
1025 A.D.
Canon of Medicine:
Islamic (Unani-Tibbi-Greek-Persian),
Ayurvedic and
Tibetan
Medicine Comparisons:
The 7:30 PM Tuesday night, July 29th class will be held at 2210 McKinley
instead of the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery
since the Monastery will be
closed that day. Classes at the Monastery will resume on Tuesday
August 5. Must R.S.V.P. - click
here
Please read and explore in advance at:
http://ddc.aub.edu.lb/projects/saab/avicenna/contents-eng.html
See the new Oral Exam Sample Study Questions - Clinical
Ayurvedic Herbalist Certification Tests (CAH):
HRB331-Heart-Disease,
HRB332-Diabetes,
HRB337-Asthma-Cough-Bronchitis-Sore-Throat-Flu-Common-Cold,
HRB342-Menstrual-Problems-Womens-Health-Dysmenorrhea-PMS-Menopause,
HRB343-Constipation-Diarrhea-IBS-Irritable-Bowel-Colitis-Crohns-Disease,
HRB350-Allergies-Allergy,
HRB352-Fever,
HRB366-Emotional-Mental-Health-Problems-Disorders,
HRB371-Parasites-Worms-Candida-Candidias
All students new to Ayurveda, after you have purchased
Doctor Vasant Lad's Textbook of Ayurveda, Volume 1 (Lad, 2001)
and have it in hand,
then proceed directly to here:
Vata Dosha Audio Intro.
Please refer to the
Detailed Syllabus for page number correspondences with Dr. Lad's
Textbook and the Course Codes. Click
here to download that
Detailed Syllabus in Adobe PDF format. Click
here to download that
Detailed Syllabus in Microsoft Excel format.
The
latest review
class VIDEO was lectured July 29, 2008,
Tuesday by Ven.
Losang Jinpa
(of the
Medicine Buddha Healing Center /
Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute
/ Ksitigarbha Buddhist Monastery) at the
Gompa Shrine of Ksitigarbha Buddhist Hermitage. The topic was the
Treatment for Vata and the Qualities of a Great Doctor according to
Indo-Tibetan Ayurveda as taught in
Buddhist Ayurveda or Tibetan Medicine - Vata Dosha (Space and Air) -
Lectures from the "Four Tibetan Medical Tantras" ("rGyud - bzhi" in Tibetan,
pronounced "Ju Shee" --- "Si-Bu-Yi-Dian in Mandarin
--- in Sanskrit it is called
the "Amrta-hrdaya-astanga-guhyopadesa-tantra" or Amrita Hridaya Astanga
Guhyopadesha Tantra). Visit here to download the four 30 minutes high
definition videos:
Last Week's
Class
New Recording!
http://www.archive.org/details/AYR220_Vata_Treatment_01_Ayurveda_Tibetan_Medicine,
http://www.archive.org/details/AYR220_Vata_Treatment_02_Ayurveda_Tibetan_Medicine,
http://www.archive.org/details/AYR220_Vata_Treatment_03_Ayurveda_Tibetan_Medicine,
http://www.archive.org/details/AYR220_Vata_Treatment_04_Ayurveda_Tibetan_Medicine.
A recent review class VIDEO was lectured July 23, 2008, Tuesday by Ven. Losang Jinpa (of the Medicine Buddha Healing Center / Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute / Ksitigarbha Buddhist Monastery) at the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery / Institute for World Religions. The topic was the types of agni. Thyroid discussion of manda-agni for hypothyroid and others. Read this link.
Please read the Latest updates to HRB343 Constipation and Diarrhea (Atisara), Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Colitis, Crohn's Disease
Six Session Guru Yoga: Note to all students who have recently take Bodhisattva Precepts and Highest Yoga Mantra Samaya Vows with Venerable Buddhist Monk Choden Rinpoche of Tibet: As you know, you are required to do Six Session Guru Yoga verses and meditations 6x per day. Click here to listen to the excellent explanations on this practice by the Venerable Monk Geshe Tashi Tsering and Venerable Geshe Ngawang Dakpa. JUST UPDATED on July 21: Click here for the latest fully hyperlinked commentary on the Six Session Guru Yoga. Don't forget, as part of your Samaya Vows, you must perform Tsog Puja Ceremony on July 27, August 11, and August 26, 2008 (twice per month). We will be putting up the Ceremony Text with hyperlinked commentary this month.
Herbal Summary -- for CAT Oral Exam - click here for the "80-20 Rule" of Herbal Formulas. Key Material.
Latest Consultations - click here for the most recent consultation of Losang's patient visits
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Thanks to the hard work of our kind student Anita Silver, we are now offering "medical transcriptions" of our Ayurveda Patient Consultation MP3 audios. These useful summaries of each consultation's medical record (transcribed from the MP3 audio electronic medical record) are offered in two file formats: 1. Hyperlinked Web (HTML) and 2. MS Word (.DOC). The MS Word versions of the Patient Consultation Summaries use exact same long filename as the consultation MP3-WMA digital audio and JPG tongue diagnosis picture files.
In keeping with the medical ethical restraints of safeguarding Protected Health Information, none of the 18 identifiers specified in the U.S. HIPAA Act as personally identifying information are revealed about the patient in these MP3 audio files. Permission was obtained in advance from the patient to record for educational and research purposes.
After remaining here for 3 months, they will be moved under their respective categories below under the heading of the chief complaint such as chronic fatigue, constipation, diabetes, heart disease, insomnia, etc. Usually these headings will in the Herbal Therapeutics Courses between course code range HRB331 and HRB372.
Here are the latest ones:
TASK: PASTE IN ON AUGUST 20 the MS WORD DOCS
Please patiently keep track of each of the MP3 patient consultations as if
they were your very own patients.
Use the
short two page version of the Intake Form below -- 1st page is for Health
Assessment-History and 2nd page
is for the Customized Herbal Formula Recommendations. Be sure to print off
at least 108 copies of the forms.
To pass your Oral Exam for Level 1 to receive a Certificate you are required to
listen to and document on paper
more than 100 hours of MP3 consultations or 108 individual MP3 recording of 108
patients -- which ever comes first. While commuting, traveling or during
other opportunities, it is useful to listen to as many
MP3 consultations as you can by doing "mobile
learning" via your
digital audio player
or other mobile device
(comparison
of portable players on the market).
The Intake Form is key during the medical history and clinical examination since it helps to categorize the chief complaint, and all of the myriad symptoms and clinical signs into an Ayurvedic diagnosis along the lines of vata, pitta, kapha, ama-agni, seven dhatus, three mala (urine, feces, sweat), ojas-tejas-prana and other key classifications.
AYR220_Ayurveda-TCM_Counseling_History_Short_Standard_Form_02212008_Rev6.doc
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Here is the 43 page long version which has commentary and details for
clinical assessment.
AYR220_Ayurveda-TCM_Counseling_History_Long_Explanatory_Form_02212008_Rev6.doc
- contains Herbs for the Dhatus
Key for Beginners: Please be aware as you listen to the MP3 clinical patient consultations of how Dhatu Dushti is manifesting in the patients -- what stage of tissue disturbance is clinically manifesting (click here for a full explanation for beginners). This means that excess vata, and/or pitta and/or kapha dosha (may be all three doshas in serious cases) enters into the tissue systems and their respective organs causing disturbance in agni (metabolism - vata vishama, pitta tikshna, or kapha manda), creation of ama (toxins and undigested qualities in a vata, pitta and/or kapha form), and disease due to excess or inappropriate build-up of the doshas attributes and their effects (guna-karma) of vata-pitta-kapha.
In addition to our own extensive audio-visual educational materials, and in order to better educate you, we have built on the already extensive work done in Wikipedia, National Institute of Health's Medline Plus (www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus) and the Buddhist Sanskrit Encyclopedia offered for free at www.Nalanda-University.com. Where possible and reasonable as a broadening addition to our own MP3-WMA-WMV-DOC-PDF files, we are in the process of completing hyper-linking of large amounts of our Ayurveda interactive web pages to the above three websites and others where appropriate.
http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/!An-introduction-to-Buddhist-dictionary-glossary-dictionary_sanskrit-tibetan-chinese -buddhism-terms.htm Inspired by the ancient Nalanda University of revered Ayurvedic Doctor Monk Nagarjuna Bodhisattva.
Windows Media Audio (.WMA files) and Windows Media Video (.WMV files) require
the Microsoft Windows Media Player
Download the latest version at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/AllDownloads.aspx?displang=en&qstechnology=
Audio-Video-File Download Directions for PC Windows Users:
This program is made up of large amounts (many
gigabytes) of Ayurveda MP3-WMA audios and WMV-MPEG videos and many Ayurveda
documents in Microsoft Word - Excel - PowerPoint, and Adobe Acrobat PDF
documents that are meant to be downloaded to your local PC or Macintosh to be
listened to or watched or read-viewed on your computer or on a
portable media
player. Wherever you see this small blue icon with the little arrow on
the right:
it means to "Right-Mouse-Click Download" the audio or
video file (rather than left mouse click which will not
download the file) for future listening or viewing.
So
please right mouse click on filename
and choose "Save Target As"
(with Internet
Explorer) or
"Save Link As" (with Mozilla Firefox). Then save it (download it) into a folder
where you will easily find it -- such as in
a folder called "Buddhist-Ayurveda" under the "My Documents" directory -- to
listen to in the future.
In Summary: Point to a MP3 audio, WMA, audio, WMV video, XLS Excel, PDF
Acrobat or DOC MS Word file
and right mouse click on it until the popup menu comes up,
then click on "Save Target As..." (in Internet Explorer or Opera Browsers),
"Save Link As..." (in Mozilla Firefox)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/11/default.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/10/default.aspx
Audio-Video-File Download Directions for Macintosh users:
Point to a file and hold down the mouse button until the popup menu comes
up,
then click on "Save Target As..." (in Internet Explorer or Opera Browsers), or
"Save Link As..." (in Mozilla Firefox)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/mac/mp9/default.aspx
Then navigate into a folder you create called "Ayurveda" and click on "Save". Then double click on the file to open it.
To download the latest updates for the Apple Macintosh to allow it to work with Windows Media Video (WMV) and Windows Media Audio (WMA) and the new MS Word 2007 format, please visit Mactopia at: http://www.microsoft.com/mac/downloads.mspx
You should use a WMA compatible MP3 Player, visit here:
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/10/devicesupport.aspx
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Gen2 Video-Audio Player (2GB)
http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Catalog(1226)-SanDisk_Sansa_Express_MP3_Players.aspx
- Sansa Express MP3 Player 2GB
For Adobe Acrobat PDF documents, use the Reader:
Clarifying Fair Use and Copyright for Adobe Acrobat PDF Scan of "Student
Readers" of Required Reading List Books
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Priority A:
AYR108_Fair-Use-Vasant-Lad-Ayurveda-Chinese-Medicine-Dharma-Dedication-of-Merit.mp3
10 MB - 22 minutes long MP3 Audio discussion for new students on Educational
Fair Use, Copyright (Copyleft), Footnotes Bibliographic citations:
Fair Use
Citation:
Paraphrased,
quoted and/or
commented on (deconstruction,
close reading,
criticism) in the
Shastra
or Atthakatha tradition using
Fair Use for Non-Profit
Educational and
Religious purposes only from
Lad, 2001: p. 45.
from the Primary Teacher Ven. Losang Jinpa - Listen to this First:
AYR108_Intro_to_Clinical_Ayurveda_Therapist_Course_CAT_Distance_Learning_10032007.mp3
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14 MB - 28 minutes long
Dedication-for-New-Ayurveda-Distance-Learning-Correspondence-Course-Students_CAT_5-28-06_1232pm_Rev6.doc
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This is a Puja or Ceremony to auspiciously commence your studies with the proper
motivation (Bodhichitta
- Bodhi Resolve - see
http://www.nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/bodhi_resolve_bodhichitta_bodhicitta.htm).
Proper motivation means "Benefit others more than your self." -- It also means
"Relentless joyful service!"
3 MB Microsoft Word document - Needs MS Word or
Word Viewer 2003 -
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads
Establishing the Proper Motivation to Study Ayurveda:
AYR190_Using-Sickness-for-the-Spiritual-Path_Ven-Lama-
Zopa-Rinpoche-Advice-to-a-Student-with-Cancer.pdf
AYR190_Review-for-CAT-Only_02-14-2008_rev-24.doc
- This is the Official
Study Guide for the Clinical Ayurvedic Therapist Program
3 MB Microsoft Word document - Needs MS Word or
Word Viewer 2003 -
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads
Since the Clinical Ayurveda Therapist and Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist Programs are very clinical oriented, it is important for you to begin studying herbs and their uses as soon as possible. Please begin immediately to read and reference the following file:
Chapter 19 of the Ayurvedic Herbal Handbook
HRB108_Ayurvedic-Herbal-Handbook_19_Applied-Herbology_Chinese-Herbs_06182008_Rev17.doc ![]()
HRB108_Ayurvedic-Herbal-Handbook_01_History-of-Herbalism_MBHC-2008.doc ![]()
400 KB - MS Word document with embedded Sanskrit diacritical mark
transliteration fonts.
Required Texts:
Dick, Michael, M.S., Ph.D., compiler and editor,
Ayurvedic Herbology
Handbook, Berkeley, California:
Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2006.
www.Medicine-Buddha.org
510-292-6696 or
www.Ayurveda-Florida.com via
Dhanvantari Ayurveda Center -- This is the best source to order this
most excellent detailed text.
Please visit
www.Ayurveda-Florida.com to purchase the latest greatly expanded printed
version directly from the author Michael Dick, Ph.D.
The extensive commentarial MP3 audio lectures have been built around the 2004
electronic edition from Michael. His latest version is 2008. It is well
worth the investment as an upgrade. The cost of the new version is not
part of the Clinical Ayurveda Therapist tuition.
Since their are three types of wisdom -- called
Prajna (1. Literary
Prajna, 2. Contemplative Prajna, 3. Real Prajna),
it is important everyday to contemplate (meditate on) what you have studied
(listened to, watched, read, recited).
This way the knowledge will go from literary (intellectual) to contemplative
(mind) to "heart" (beyond words).
These file below is the Guidelines that Medicine Buddha Healing Center uses with
each patient since September 2007.
So all the MP3 patient consultations below that have October 2007 or later in
the "date stamp" of the filename
will include such recommendations being discussed with the patient.
AYR220_Ayurveda-TCM_Counseling_7-Point-AM-Meditation-Mind-Training-Health-Guidelines_02212008_Rev6.doc ![]()
Please listen to our latest March 15-16 2008 weekend seminar lecture as a great review of the details
of Ayurveda:
HRB355
- Diagnosis of Pain-Trauma-Suffering according to Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine.
User names and password are now working again after having moved to a new Web Hosting Provider. If your username and password do not, please CALL US at 510-292-6696 to resolve the problem. We have more than 80 GB of student course files (especially patient visit consultations) available in all five levels of the program and thus been forced to transfer all of our MP3-WMA-WMV audio-video files to a much larger server on a different ISP-Web-Hosting company. We are sure that you will like the improvements and organization. The very detailed descriptive long MP3 file names will remain the same so as to ensure your ability to keep track of which files you have already downloaded and listened to.
We have added a search feature to all of the
MP3-WMA-WMA audio-video files.
Please click
here to use the Search Engine for the
Classes.
Please click here to use the Search Engine for the
Consultations
California_Ayurveda_College_of_Buddhist_Ayurvedic_Herbs_Brochure_2008.doc ![]()
1 MB - 2 pages long description of our Distance Learning and
In-Person Clinical Ayurveda Apprenticeships - Microsoft Word
Here are the latest updates on the core required herbs:
Amalaki (Emblica offinalis) - with extensive commentary.
There are many excellent videos (on-demand) we recommend you watch online as supplementary materials for our Buddhist Ayurveda Studies Programs. In order to do so, you must subscribe to NetFlix.com (via http://www.netflix.com/Register) with the following affordable monthly subscription: 1 at-a-time (Unlimited) for $8.99 -- Unlimited rentals - up to 1 movie out at a time with unlimited time to watch instantly for a flat monthly fee of $8.99.
Netflix
Suggested Movie On-Demand:
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/I_Remember_Me/60037852
Background
Frequently Asked Questions
The Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that was founded to build an Internet library, with the purpose of offering permanent access for researchers, historians, and scholars to historical collections that exist in digital format. Founded in 1996 and located in the Presidio of San Francisco, the Archive has been receiving data donations from Alexa Internet and others. In late 1999, the organization started to grow to include more well-rounded collections. Now the Internet Archive includes texts, audio, moving images, and software as well as archived web pages in our collections. They provide us with hundreds of gigabytes of free high speed storage of our HD-TV Ayurvedic Videos provided we offer them free to the public via Creative Commons License.
http://www.archive.org/details/Ayurveda__art_of_being (2001)
Libraries exist to preserve society's cultural artifacts and to provide access to them. If libraries are to continue to foster education and scholarship in this era of digital technology, it's essential for them to extend those functions into the digital world.
Many early movies were recycled to recover the silver in the film. The Library of Alexandria - an ancient center of learning containing a copy of every book in the world - was eventually burned to the ground. Even now, at the turn of the 21st century, no comprehensive archives of television or radio programs exist.
The videos - movies or audios in these Ayurvedic E-Learning - Distance Learning Program courses - seminars are ranked in order of importance to your overall studies and clinical practice of Ayurveda healing:
Priority A - Don't miss - Required viewing. Priority B:
Useful.
Priority C: Interesting background to India, Tibetan, Chinese, or Japanese
history or culture, background to healing and medicine.
Enrolled students should refer to the Excel spreadsheet Syllabus of the
Courses listing Course Codes that match the downloadable audio and video files.
Click
here to view it:
1 MB -
http://bhaisajyaguru.com/Ayurvedic_Correspondence_Course_Distance_Learning_Classes_Program_Hours.xls ![]()
The Syllabus requires Microsoft Excel to be installed on your computer or if not, then download and install the Excel Viewer 2003 - Open, view, and print Excel workbooks, even if you don't have Excel installed. This download is a replacement for Excel Viewer 97 and all previous Excel Viewer versions.
AYR108
The Five Elements and Their Attributes: Space, Air, Fire, Water, Earth and their
Qualities and Effects
HUM108 Shad Darshan: The Six Philosophies of Indian Medicine: Including
Buddhism, Yoga, Vedanta, and others
HIS108 History of Medicine and Religion - Medicines of World Cultures: World
Models of Herbal Medicine
AYR220 The Doshas and Their Subtypes: Physical Assessment
Skills/Constitutional Analysis: Vata, Pitta and Kapha
AYR230 Agni, The Digestive Fire in Ayurveda: Understanding Asian Medicine
Concepts and Philosophical Perspectives in Nutrition
AYR240 Dhatus (Bodily Tissues) - I: Rasa, Rakta and Mamsa Dhatus: Blood
Plasma and Lymphatic Tissue, Blood Tissue, Muscle Tissue
AYR241 Dhatus (Bodily Tissues) - II: Meda, Asthi, Majja & Shukra/Artava
Dhatus: Adipose, Osseous, Nervous System, Male-Female Reproductive Tissue
AYR250 Srotamsi (Bodily Channels and Systems)
AYR260 Ojas, Tejas and Prana: Understanding Immune System and its Connection
to Generosity, Healthy Behaviors, Patience, Energy, Focus and Wisdom
NUT108 Ayurvedic Digestion and Nutrition Therapeutics I: Practical
applications of Asian Medicine for nutrition, digestion, absorption, and
elimination.
HRB108 Ayurvedic Herbology I - 40 Herbs
AYR190 Conclusions of the Basics of Ayurveda
SKT108 Sanskrit Level I: Devanagari Alphabet, Transliteration, Mantras
SKT210 Sanskrit Level II: Ayurvedic
Gunas-Dhatus-Agni-Ojas-Tejas-Prana-Srotas
SKT220 Sanskrit Level III: Ayurvedic-Buddhist-Yogic-Hindu Words and
Definitions
YOG108 Ayurvedic Perspectives on Yoga Therapeutics: Body,
Sensations-feelings, Mind-memory-intellect-Meditation, Behaviors-habits and
Consciousness
ENG108 English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
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The Five Elements and Their Attributes: Space, Air, Fire, Water, Earth and their Qualities and Effects on Body, Emotions, Mind, Behaviors and Consciousness
AYR108_Ayurvedic-Medicine-Intro_01_Distance-Learning_5-Skandhas_Buddhist-Ayurveda_640x480_1000kbps.wmv
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Required Textbook: Textbook of Ayurveda: Fundamental Principles, Volume One By Vasant D. Lad, B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc. This textbook conveys the philosophical and fundamental principles of Ayurveda in a dynamic and inspirational way, providing a detailed foundation upon which to pursue deeper knowledge. http://www.ayurveda.com/products/books.html Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, Albuquerque, New Mexico: Ayurvedic Press, 2001, 368 Pages, ISBN: 1883725070. (800-863-7721 or 505-291-9698) www.Ayurveda.com, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1883725070/ref=ase_medicinebuddh-20
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Shad Darshan: The Six Philosophies of Indian Medicine: Including Buddhism, Yoga, Vedanta, and others
Priority A
Netflix
Suggested Movie On-Demand:
HUM108_Tibet-Cry-of-the-Snow-Lion_01_Tibetan-Buddhism_Culture-Intro_HH-Dalai-Lama_Vajrayana-Himalayan.wmv
HUM108_Tibet-Cry-of-the-Snow-Lion_02_Tibetan-Buddhism_Culture-Intro_HH-Dalai-Lama_Vajrayana-Himalayan.wmv
HUM108_Tibet-Cry-of-the-Snow-Lion_03_Tibetan-Buddhism_Culture-Intro_HH-Dalai-Lama_Vajrayana-Himalayan.wmv
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The Doshas and Their Subtypes: Physical Assessment Skills/Constitutional Analysis: Vata, Pitta and Kapha and their 15 manifestations in the senses and organ systems. Diagnosis of imbalance and its causes.
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Agni, The Digestive Fire in Ayurveda: Understanding Asian Medicine Concepts and Philosophical Perspectives in Nutrition, Digestion, Absorption, and Elimination.
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Dhatus (Bodily Tissues) - I: Rasa, Rakta and Mamsa Dhatus: Blood Plasma and Lymphatic Tissue, Blood Tissue, Muscle Tissue
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Ojas, Tejas and Prana: Understanding the Immune System and its Inseparable Connection to Generosity, Healthy Behaviors, Patience, Energy-Vigor, Clear Mindful Focus, and Wisdom |
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Ayurvedic Digestion and Nutrition Therapeutics I: Practical applications of Asian Medicine and philosophical methods for optimal awareness of nutrition, digestion, absorption, and elimination. Examines various diets and foods from an energetic vata-pitta-kapha, sattva-rajas-tamas, five element, heating and cooling perspectives. |
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Ayurvedic Herbology I - 40 Herbs New Materia Media Compilations:
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Conclusions of the Basics of Ayurveda |
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Sanskrit Level I: Devanagari Alphabet, Transliteration, Mantras Modern Devanagari Sanskrit Language Intro, Ancient Siddham Sanskrit Intro |
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Ayurvedic Perspectives on Yoga Therapeutics: Understanding the body, its sensations-feelings, the mind-memory-intellect, daily behaviors-habits and consciousness as "the observer." Examines Yoga as Union - simultaneous union of the bliss of compassion with the wisdom knowing the interconnectedness of all of existence. Looks at what Yoga asanas poses (exercises) and what meditation - mindfulness techniques are best suited to constitutional ailments and imbalances.
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