Introduction to Ayurveda--Understanding Your Mind-Body Constitution

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By Malynn Utzinger

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Recorded :

Wed Jul 18 at 06:15 pm EDT

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Health & Wellness > Healthy Lifestyle

Meets For:

2Session(s)

Language:

English

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English

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Although Ayurveda is an ancient form of medicine, its principles form the core of a wise lifestyle approach to health that is as relevant today as ever. In this introductory session, we will highlight the Ayurvedic understanding that there are three basic types of mind-body constitutions (or doshas), and each person is a unique blend of all three. In these two 75 minute sessions, learn how to recognize your type and rebalance yourself using foods, spices and herbs, meditation, exercises and other helpful daily routines.

Pre-requisites

Take the short "Dosha Pre-Test" ahead of time if possible. It will help you get more out of the class. Most can finish it in 10 minutes or less.

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You may bring something to take notes if you wish.

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Class Details

Recorded :
Wed Jul 18 at 06:15 pm EDT
Total :
2 Session(s)
Remaining :
0 Session(s)
Max attendees :
100

Class Schedule

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Introduction to Ayurveda--Understanding Your Mind-Body Constitution
75 Minute Session

Wed Jul 11 at 05:00 pm EDT

Introduction to Ayurveda--Understanding Your Mind-Body Constitution
75 Minute Session

Wed Jul 18 at 05:00 pm EDT

About Creator

Malynn Utzinger

Health & Wellness > Healthy Lifestyle
Health & Wellness > Meditation

I am a former anthropologist turned MD--now using integrative medicine focused on Mind-Body approaches. I work with people not only to understand and improve their physical health and state-of-mind, but perhaps even more importantly, this work helps people to find or refine their bigger story: What really matters to them? What do they want to do with their time and energy? There is always some level of healing to come from this work, no matter how serious the illness or how bad the burn out. Where a person is open to learning, he or she will grow--often in unexpected ways.