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Tatwaprakashini
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An
Intensive Educational Programme for Ayurveda students |
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This is an yearly educational programme organized for Ayurveda
students in India and abroad. The purpose of the program is to draw
the students’ attention to realize the profound principles and depth
of Ayurveda imparting knowledge in the traditional method of learning
– Gurukula. |
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Following topics were covered in the previous Training Programs - |
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In the year 2000 : |
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Moolasidhantha (Basic principles) |
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In the year 2001 : Sareera |
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(Ayurvedic perspective of human body) |
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In the year 2002 : Nidana & |
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Chikitsa (Diagnosis & Treatment) |
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In the year 2003 : Moolasidhantha |
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(Basic principles) |
More than 100 participants from various colleges in India with their
accompanying teachers and 10-15 participants from abroad attended each
time.
The participants are put into an Ayurveda way of
life, which includes Yoga, Prayer, Meditation, Bhajans, Homa (rituals) and
spoken Sanskrit.
Main objectives
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To put the student through a rigorous study program to realize the
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discipline to master the tenets of Ayurveda |
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To make the student well equipped to understand the concepts of
Ayurveda life style, |
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diagnosis and treatment |
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To expose the students to great masters through guest lectures and
resource persons |
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To expose the students to the changing world scenario as far as
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concerned and the need to become excellent physicians |
Next Programme
After a few years gap, the next program has been scheduled for
June-July 2009.
The topic of the next program will be
Panchakarma and Supplementary Therapies.
Those who are interested may contact us and reserve your seats in advance.
Details will be given later.
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