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Global Trends in Traditional Indian Medicine Research – With Special Reference to G20

India ‘s presidency at G 20 is a golden opportunity for showcasing the country ‘s potential areas to contribute towards the world’s economic growth. Ayurveda, the traditional Indian medicine which is the soft power of the country, must mobilise communities towards lifestyle as per ancient wisdom. This is possible by targeting “Life for All,” the key word given by our honourable Prime Minister at the climate for change summit last year. Life can be achieved by reducing poverty and bringing health for all by adopting a zero carbon lifestyle, pro-planet behaviour and integrated wellness with Ayurveda. The world’s economic growth depends upon “life “which further depends upon health, climate and reduction in poverty. Health can be achieved by an integrated approach by adopting an Ayurvedic lifestyle.

The youth can play a major role in achieving the above targets by creating start ups for environment cleaning projects for good climate and creating apps for sensitisation and awareness of an Ayurvedic lifestyle among the public. One health, one earth and one family, which is the tag line of G 20 2023, can be achieved by inculcating Ayurveda wisdom for a better life and mind.

Precision Nutrition and Meal Planning Through Ayurveda

Right from the conception, Ayurveda is designed to achieve wellness and longevity. Its knowledge base aims to educate and empower every individual regarding their discrete Psycho-somatic identity, through which it influences the diet and lifestyle choices that best fit a person’s health needs. Personalisation is done by determining one’s Prakruti (unique body type) and their emotional state, also great importance is given to Agni (metabolic temperament), Desha and Kaala (environment and seasonal variations), and Vyayama (physical activity).Detailed description about the qualities of various dietary substances, choice of herbs and spices helps with proper food combining. Finally emphasizing on the rules of eating and subjective quantity of consumption, Ayurveda highlights good eating practices for health and longevity. This presentation aims to highlight the principles of Ayurvedic nutrition and meal planning that guide individuals, families and communities towards precision diet.

The Ayurvedic Guide on When and How to Eat, Exercise & Sleep

The session provides a basic understanding of the cycles of the human body and how they correspond to the cycles of the universe and then use this knowledge as a framework to design our day. It offers a simple and comprehensible approach to Ayurvedic living, which is accessible to all. One can expect better sleep, skin, digestion, and overall health within three weeks of living like this.

Ayurveda for Yoga Teachers

This retreat is specifically designed keeping Yoga Practitioners and Yoga Therapists. To develop confidence in integrating practical and authentic ayurveda principles and practices in your yoga teaching. Each participant will bridge gaps in their understanding of dosha, dhatu, gut metabolism, and agni. Both self-care and teaching yoga students will be emphasized.

Key Focus:

Using experientials, clinical cases, self-discovery, and problem-based learning, Dr. Bhattacharya will guide yoga teachers through the paths of understanding the gut, the mind, and the symptoms that are telling us what is imbalanced inside. We will focus on movement and its connections with vata, monkey mind and how to address it lovingly, and how to implement practical solutions to common imbalances. You will walk away with several tools to enhance your amazing yoga classes!

Retreat Fee: Rs.6,000/-

*Avail Early Bird discount offer: Rs.5,000/- for registration before 30th November, 2022. (Limited seats only)

Open to all from the age group of 18 years and above

Accommodation: Only shared accommodation will be provided

Food: Simple sattvik food with fresh grown vegetables from the farm

Venue: Ritambhara Retreat, No. 69, BMTC Layout, Adjacent to Kammasandra Village, Lakshmipura Hobli.

The Retreat, located just on the outskirts of Bangalore city, is a small beautiful space dedicated to Yoga & spiritual studies and practices in a simple and clean environment adjacent to a farm of its own.

Reaching the Retreat Venue: The venue is about 22 kms from Majestic Bus Stand and is accessible through Magadi Road and Tumkur Road preferably through own vehicles. The retreat center is very close to ‘Kamadhenu Kshetra’ – a highly popular Raghavendra Swamy temple in the last few years. It would take about an hour to reach the retreat venue from the heart of the city. Participants have to make their own arrangements. If any assistance is required Indica Yoga Team will help.

For more details contact us at +91 6363663313 or email: namaste@indicayoga.com