Ayurveda is a sister science to yoga and one of the oldest natural healing systems on the planet, with South Asian roots. This three-part introductory workshop touches on underlying philosophical foundations of Ayurveda. Learn the fundamentals of the five elements, three doshas, 20 gunas, paradigm of constitution, and sources of balance and imbalance.
CE Workshop | Ayurveda: Practical Applications in Teaching Yoga, Part 1
September 2, 2021
About the Author
Anjali Sunita is the founder of Village Life Wellness, a private Ayurveda practice, and Baltimore Yoga Village, a community educational platform, who creates environments and opportunities for individual and community dialogue and wellness. She supports programs in practices like pranayama, meditation, asana, chanting, Ayurveda, and yoga history. Anjali has integrated knowledge from her beloved teachers and shares it with a great love for making the teachings accessible, easily understood, and applicable to each person she encounters. She teaches throughout the world and has founded and nurtured a non-profit program, which supports and compensates teachers of color in offering free weekly yoga in Baltimore City. www.villagelifewellness.com
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