Dive Deep Into Vedic Philosophy!
Ayurveda is known to be one of the oldest systems of healing known to man. It has its origins in ancient India. It is a medical science steeped in ancient Indian Philosophy and Spirituality, and is known as the sister science to Yoga. The two work closely hand-in-hand in helping us lead a balanced, healthy life.
In Part I of this three-part series you will learn:
- The Sanskrit meaning of the word Ayurveda
- The Vedic origins of Ayurveda
- The Six Philosphies at the heart of Ayurveda
- The evolution of Consciousness into Matter
- The 3 types of energy that constitute matter (gunas)
- The 5 main elements and their attributes
- An intro to the 3 main constitutional types (doshas)
You will gain a clear understanding of the basic philosophy behind Ayurveda and how it relates to the material world around us as well as to our own nature.
Course curriculum
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Welcome To The Course
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Lesson 1: The Pre-Vedic Period
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Lesson 2: The Vedic Om
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Lesson 3: Meaning of Veda
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Lesson 4: The Four Vedas
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Lesson 5: The Four Parts of Each Veda
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Lesson 5: Meaning of Āyurveda
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Lesson 6: Āyurvedic Texts
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Lesson 7: Shad Dharshan
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Lesson 8: Sankhya - 24 Tattvas
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Lesson 9: Sankhya - Brahman and Purusha
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Lesson 10: Sankhya - Prakriti and the 3 Gunas
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Lesson 11: Sankhya - Maha Bhutas
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Lesson 12: Sankhya - Jnānendriyas
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Lesson 13: Sankhya - Karmendriyas
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Lesson 14: Sankhya - Antahkarana
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Lesson 15: The Vritti Cycle
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Lesson 16: Introducing The Three Doshas
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About The Instructor
Jennifer Jacobsen