Advanced Ayurveda Training For Practitioners

This advanced training is created for practitioners who want to deepen their practical Ayurveda knowledge through a structured study of classical and scientific Panchakarma. It is suitable for Ayurveda students, practitioners, and teachers alike, offering a rich opportunity to expand both understanding and hands-on experience.

Over the course of 6 weeks, participants will explore both theory and practice, including Panchakarma, Panchakarma diet and food preparation, selected herbs, herbal preparations, and the process of Ayurveda consultation and prakriti analysis. A refresher on the core principles of Ayurveda is also included as part of the programme.

Theory Syllabus for the Intensive Course in Ayurveda

• Brief history of Ayurveda
• Definitions of health, life, and Ayurveda
• Philosophy of Ayurveda Darshana
• Fundamental principles of Ayurveda: Panchamahbhuta, triguna, tridosha
• Tridosha imbalance
• Prakriti (constitution)
• Daily routine – Dinacharya
• Seasonal routine – Ritucharya
• Sadvritta (code of conduct)
• Ama
• Agni
• Dhatus and Malas – body tissues and excretory products
• Tripods – diet, sleep, and sex as the three pillars of life
• Diet/ahara
• Natural urges – Vegas
• Dravya Guna (rasa, guna, virya, vipaka, prabhava)
• Bhaishajya ratanavali (preparation of some simple medicines)
• Nidana Panchaka
• Introduction to panchakarma
• Vaman – induced vomiting
• Virechan – induced purgation
• Basti – medicated enema
• Nasyam – purification through the nasal route
• Rasayan therapy – enhancement of immunity
• Vajikaran therapy – aphrodisiac treatment
• Dhatusaratva – nutrition of body tissues
• Pulse diagnosis and tongue diagnosis
• The importance of aahar and vihar in supporting health and addressing disease

Practical training covers all Panchakarma procedures, including pre-procedures, main procedures, and post-procedures.

Daily Schedule

First day - Welcome with fire ceremony

• 6.00am – Morning bell
• 6.00 am-7.00am – Time for self care (morning kriyas)
• 7.00 am – 8.00am -Yoga
• 8.00 am - 8.45am - Free time
• 8.45 am – 9.45 am Breakfast
• 10.00am – 11.00am -Theory class
• 11.00am – 11.15 am – Break
• 11.15am – 12.30 pm – Theory class
• 12.30pm – 1.00pm – Preparation for the practical
• 1.00pm – 2.00pm – Lunch
• 2.00pm – 2.30pm - Rest time
• 2.30am- 5.00pm – Practical's
• 5.15pm – 6.15pm – Evening pooja in the temple

Fee includes

• Food & Accommodation
• Air-conditioned room with bathroom
• Ayurvedic consultation and massage session
• Wi-Fi enabled cyber zone
• Study Material & books