WATCH VIDEO Every human being is unique, but there are common features, characteristics of the body and personality. Each person can be classified into a certain group based on these features. These groups are known as constitutions. In Ayurveda, the constitutional (individual-typological) approach is the major tool necessary for the wellness practice, for choosing the optimal lifestyle regime, and for understanding strong and weak sides in us.
On November 2, you are welcome to join a free webinar by Dr P. Rammanohar, Ph.D., Research Director at the Amrita Center for Advanced Studies (ĀCĀRA), Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, Kerala, India. During the lecture, you will learn how Prakriti makes us both similar and unique, and the expert will present a typology of 7 classical Dosha-Prakriti, indicating characteristic external and behavioural features, according to classical Ayurvedic texts.
Webinar organised with the participation of the National Ayurvedic Medical Association of Russia (NAMAR) and the VedaEducation project as part of the celebration of the Ayurveda Day-2023.
Expert
Dr P. Rammanohar
- Research Director at Amrita Centre for Advanced Research in Āyurveda (ĀCĀRA), Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Kollam, India;
- Authorised Director of the Doctor of Science in Ayurveda program and Chairman of the PGP Committee in the field of Ayurveda at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University;
- Scientific advisor of the National Ayurvedic Medical Association of Russia (NAMAR);
- Editor of many scientific journals on Ayurveda, in particular «Ancient Science of Life»;
- Main ideologist and facilitator of the International scientific project “INDRA” which goal is to implement clinical protocols used in Ayurveda into Western medicine standards.
On the eve of Ayurveda Day, VedaPulse presents the latest software solution for identifying Prakriti based on the assessment of ten pairs of Gunas balance (material qualities) for Ayurveda specialists!
