Ayurvedic Diet for A Vata Natured Person
So you know you are Vata natured but how do you eat in a way that promotes health and harmony? Join Dr. Marc Halpern for the next 10 minutes as he explores the food program for a vata natured person.
How To Start An Ayurvedic Morning Routine: 10 Minutes with Dr. Marc Halpern
Are you ready to start an ayurvedic morning routine? Spend 10 minutes with Dr. Marc Halpern as he shares easy tips on how to start bringing ayurvedic practices into your morning routine.
What is Ayurveda? An Introduction
What is Ayurveda? Ayurveda, literally means “The knowledge of Life and Longevity”, is a 5,000-year old powerful natural healing science from India.
Yoga & Ayurveda: Ancient Sister Sciences
For thousands of years, people have turned to the wisdom of Ayurveda and Yoga to achieve optimal health in body, mind and soul.
Ayurvedic Daily Routines
Mornings are a busy time for most people as they prepare for the day ahead. Ayurveda and Yoga, however, ask each person to develop routines in the morning that support their body and mind.
Om Namo Narayanaya: A Vedic Children’s Story For a Modern Time
Once upon a time, there was a king named Arrogance. King Arrogance was the ruler of the largest kingdom in all the world. Although he ruled only his part of the world, he looked out upon the entire world as his true kingdom
General Ayurveda Articles
General ayurvedic medicine articles for Intermediate-level readers.
Metals In Ayurvedic Medicine
Here at the California College of Ayurveda, almost every formulation is mixed at our pharmacy from raw herbs and we know exactly what is going into them.
The Dharma of the Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist
Dharma means service. A person’s dharma is how that person is going to contribute to society. We all have a contribution to make. Together, when everyone is performing their service the world functions well. Like the links in a chain, when all are present and connected, the chain is strong. When someone is missing or not performing their duty, the entire chain becomes less effective.
The Sacred Journey of the Patient and the Practitioner
The most important thing a Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist can do is support their patients to successfully implement the principles of Ayurveda into their lives. These principles, when properly followed, assure that the body and mind of the patient will be balanced, peaceful, and of optimal health.