New to Ayurveda? Join Dr. Ram Mani Bhandari for this introductory Ayurveda workshop to get into the depth of the ancient holistic approach of health and wellness. The word “Ayur” comes from the Sanskrit word “Ayu” meaning life and “Veda” can be translated as wisdom or knowledge. So basically, Ayurveda means “the knowledge of life”. In its essence, Ayurveda provides you with the knowledge of who you are and how to live your life in harmony. For this, you need to understand your own mind-body personality (dosha) and Ayurveda gives you the key to this understanding! Does this sound great

New to Ayurveda? Join Dr. Ram Mani Bhandari for this introductory Ayurveda workshop to get into the depth of the ancient holistic approach of health and wellness. The word “Ayur” comes from the Sanskrit word “Ayu” meaning life and “Veda” can be translated as wisdom or knowledge. So basically, Ayurveda means “the knowledge of life”. In its essence, Ayurveda provides you with the knowledge of who you are and how to live your life in harmony. For this, you need to understand your own mind-body personality (dosha) and Ayurveda gives you the key to this understanding! Does this sound great

Spring is called the “king of the seasons” in vedic texts. It means that it is the best season to reboot our system and set goals for our inner well being. Spring is the best time to detox and restore mind-body balance. The Ayurvedic detox aims to rejuvenate the body and harmonize both the body and mind. Traditionally, Ayurveda recommends a program of internal cleansing at every change of seasons to clear our body of the toxins that may have built up over the previous season. With Spring just around the corner, it is time to consider how we can

Ayurveda is a holistic science of healing that focuses on the natural wellness of a woman with respect to the inner and outer beauty.  For thousands of years, Ayurveda, the science of life and a way of living is enabling women to combat these issues effectively. Ayurveda for women’s health workshop is designed for all the women to explore how women’s primary hormone and most gynaecological conditions and experiences can be understood in the Ayurvedic perspective.  Join us for a workshop designed to empower, inspire and celebrate women’s health, happiness and harmony at all stages of a woman’s life.  

Dinacharya, or ‘daily routine’, is a beautiful and pivotal part of integrating Ayurveda into our lives. This Ayurvedic approach to creating a daily routine gets us more connected to the natural rhythms of our bodies, as we move throughout each day. Each Ayurvedic dosha rules a specific part of the day, and together we will dive deeper into understanding how these shifts affect our body & mind. We will explore how to attune more deeply with their influence, through daily lifestyle practices & rituals. This includes how & when to eat, work, socialize, exercise, find rest, and invite activation….and so