Holistic Ayurveda, Kundalini Meditation & Yogic Psychotherapy Courses

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More and more people are now turning to meditation therapy as an alternate form of healing and to complement clinical treatment. Meditation is an ancient healing technique that developed in many cultures across the globe in various forms and has become one of the most important techniques of complementary and holistic medicine of our time.

Most meditation therapies have an underlying body of philosophy that determines its practice and aids practitioners and clients to lead a more holistic lifestyle. The differing types of meditation generally vary in their area of application or in their technique.

What are the benefits of meditation therapy

• Mood control

• Relief of stress

• Pain control

• Increase in blood circulation and an Increased sense of well being

• Stimulation of body and mind

The Kailash School of Yoga and Holistic Healing offer treatments and courses in Ayurvedic Kundalini Meditation.

About Holistic Ayurveda, Kundalini Meditation & Yogic Psychotherapy Courses

Ayurveda is considered to be the traditional system of medicine in India and means the “knowledge of life/ Science of life”. It is a system that incorporates the qualitative and holistic science of health and longevity and is based on a philosophy and system of healing that addresses a person’s body, mind and social surroundings.

The exact origins of this system are lost in time. Legend says it was taught by the creator, Brahma, to the Prajapati Daksha. Historians have not pin-pointed the exact time Ayurveda came into existence. Most agree that Ayurvedic classical texts were written in India between 3,500 and 5,000 years ago, though some suggest an even more distant time.

In Ayurveda and its philosophy all matter is thought to be composed of five basic elements which exhibit the properties of earth, water, fire, wind and space. These elements don’t exist in isolated forms but always as a combination in which one or more element is dominant. This is also referred to as Tridosha or three humors. These Doshas are the physiological factors of the body and are seen to be as all pervasive, subtle entities. They are categorized into Vata, Pitta and Kapha.

Ayurveda offers us a model to look at each individual as a unique makeup of the three doshas (Prakruti) and based on that, design treatment protocols that specifically address a person’s health issues by considering their lifestyle, diet, thought patterns and spiritual practices. Ayurvedic massage is just one aspect of the system of Ayurveda. Clients constitution of Doshas will influence the choice of oil used throughout the massage and will also have an influence on the intensity of treatment.

Some of the benefits of Ayurvedic meditation are:

• Increase of body heat and circulation

• Increase of flow of oxygen to all tissues

• Removal (flushing out) of toxins

• Improvement of immunity by increasing bodies resistance levels

• Feeling of lightness, activity and vitality

• Improvement of awareness and sensitivity of nerve supply of the spine

• Enhancement of body awareness

Holistic Ayurveda, Kundalini Meditation & Yogic Psychotherapy Courses, details

Duration: 1day,1 week, 2 week 1 month (The intensity and amount of information will vary depending on the course whereby the 1 month courses offers the greatest degree of information and depth of study).

Content: Introduction to Chakra diagnosis, Ayurveda and its Philosophy; Yogic Psychology & Psychotherapy, Ayurvedic Theory on body types and personalities; overview of medicinal and non medicinal oils used in ayurvedic meditation, Introduction (or deeper understanding) of aromatherapy and its use and application in the ayurvedic massage, ayurvedic massage techniques as used on the arms, legs, back, throat, face and head and the integration of Kundalini energy and balancing of energies in the body throughout the meditation.

Cost: 2000 Rupees / per class/ per person.

For details and information on the 1 week and 1 month course please contact the school

Kailash Tribal School (YOGA & Holistic Healing)

Kailash Tribal School of Yoga and Holistic Healing was established on March 8th 2002 following the completion of Director Yogi Sivadas’s Yoga Teacher Training course at the Sivananda centre in Kerala.

Kailash Tribal School of Yoga and Holistic Healing, is a 200, 300 & 500 hrs Yoga Alliance registered Yoga Teacher Training center located in the nature blessed Himalayan foothills of Mcleodganj, Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh - India (North). It is a little town in north of India and is regarded as the land of diverse religion, peace, nature and spirit. A popular travelers paradise.

The yoga centre is a well known yoga school offering many forms of yoga training such as Classical Hatha yoga, Patanjali Ashtanga yoga, Classical Vinyasa yoga and Traditional Kundalini yoga. Also offering courses in Reiki, Meditation, Philosophy, Ayurveda, Yoga Therapy and Sound Therapy modalities of Holistic Healing.

The yoga center is now celebrating its 12th year of successful Yoga training and graduating yoga teachers across the globe. Our Yoga teacher training courses provides a comprehensive knowledge of Yoga and also it's philosophy, physiology, mantra chanting, chakras, anatomy, mudras, pranayama and meditation in conjunction with the course.

"Yoga will emerge as a mighty world culture and change the course of world events."
- Swami Satyananda Saraswati

The teacher training is a four week comprehensive yoga instructor training course that is designed in accordance with the RYS 200 hours standards of Yoga Alliance. The YTTC is led by the highly experienced yoga teacher Yogi Sivadas, who has more than a decade of teaching and practicing yoga in the Himalayas of India. The yoga school at Mcleodganj, Dharamshala runs it's yoga courses from March to December every year.

“Yoga is the cessation of the movements of the mind. Then there is abiding in the Seer's own form.”
- Patanjali, The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali