INVITING POSTERS FOR MBM CONFERENCE
Posters are invited for presentation in 33rd National Conference on Mind-Body Medicine from 26-28 August, 2016 in Mount Abu.
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REJUVENATING LIFE THROUGH SPIRITUALITY
Shooting of Rejuvenating Life through Spirituality at Godlywood Studio. (L-R) Dr. Valsalan Nair, BK Vidya, Dr. Girish Patel, Ms Smita, BK Azeem Dana.
INTEGRATED HEALING WORKSHOP – SANCHI UNIVERSITY
Dr. Girish Patel, Dr. Valsalan Nair and Dr. Brajesh Singhal in Integrated Healing Workshop held at Sanchi University of Buddist – Indic Studies, MP from 25-27 April, 2016.
GOODBYE DIABETES – AHMEDABAD
Goodbye Diabetes held at Hansol, Ahmedabad was inaugurated by Mr Jagat Sha, Foreign Representative of Government of Menitoba, Canada in India, Mr Bipin Sikka, BJP Chief, Municipal Corporation and Mr.Purushottam Ramani, Chairman, Gujtron TV. Also seen are Dr.Shrimant Sahu, BK Neeta Behn,...
Health, Healing, and Yoga
Yoga is very comprehensive and includes a great variety of approaches. Before you go off hiking in the countryside,
International Day of Yoga – a Cordial Invitation
The 21st June, which is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, known as the Summer Solstice, marks the transition from Uttarayana to Dakshinayana. Uttarayana, which begins on the shortest day, the Winter Solstice, marks the turning of the sun back...
Yogic Management of Common Diseases
1. Diabetes Shatkarma:- Kunjal, Jalneti, Shankhaprakshalana, Kapalbhati, Nauli. Asana:- Ardha Matsyendrasana, Mandukasana, Matsyasana, Katichakrasana, Padahastasana, Urdhva hastottanasana, Supta Pawan Muktasana, Bhujangasana, Dhanurasana, Halasana, Chakrasana, Balasana, Yogamudrasana, Shalabasana.
General Principles of Yogic Practice
1. Yogic practices are not ‘exercise’ as understood. The word exercise is generally applied to vigorous physical movements. Since, Yogic practices do not involve vigorous movements,
General Classification of Yogic Practices
People generally ignore Yamas and Niyamas in practice considering them to be part of conduct but they should also be practised. Taking into account Ashtanga Yoga, the Yogic practices may be classified as (i) Yamas (ii) Niyamas (iii) Asanas (iv) Pranayamas...
