This picture is showing two of our Graduates using our commercial kitchen facilities in Kyogle.
Learning how to manufacture Ayurvedic herbal, medicinal Decoctions, Ghees, Oils, Lehams & Tabletts is part of our Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda. Ayurvedic Cooking C lasses are also part of our training courses.
“Top, top, massage of perfect rythm and in perfect harmony. Great cupping and deep treatment. The best I have ever had! Best treatment in the world, best Clinic, best Professor, best staff! Thank you!” (Honu D. after a synchronised 2 therapist Abhyanga)
“Thank you so much for a wonderful experience. Two sets of healing hands certainly work wonders. I look forward to the next time.”
Julie D. (Melbourne)
“Sensational experience, welcoming environment & professional. We shall spread the word in Brisbane. Thank you very much.”
Rachael & Cazanne
We would like to welcome back all our Students after the Christmas break. We hope you had a wonderfull time with your family and a Happy New Year. Use the beginning of a New Year to stop “trying” and start “doing”. Always remember – the gap between where you are and where you want to be, may just be as thin as a razors edge, once you put your whole mind to it.
All the best from your Ayurveda College team
Ayurveda: the worlds most ancient, scientific, holistic and complete health care system.
Ayurveda means “science of life” in the Indian language and by those familiar with the practise, is commonly understood as “The science of Indian medicine”. The World Health Organisation acknowledges Ayurveda as the worlds most ancient, scientific, holistic and complete health care system.
As per Ayurveda, the individual body is composed of the five elements, namely: Ether, air, fire, water and earth. In medicine, food and the environment, these elements are represented by Rasa (taste), Guna (qualities), Virya (potency), Vipaka (post digestive taste) and Prabhava (special effects). In the body these are explained in terms of the Three Energetics of Vata, Pitta and Kapha, the Seven body tissues and the three wastes.
In Ayurveda the physiological and psychological functions of the body are known to be intricately woven, with the body having a natural tendency to maintain equilibrium for optimum health.
In this holistic sense, Ayurveda considers the following as most relevant to work out a health assessment and treatment plan:
The environment, mind-body-emotions, diet, lifestyle, family traditions, work and home conditions, emotional and physical toxins, society, age, sex, individual constitution with it’s strengths and weaknesses, quality of the mind, and acquired, environmental and karmic influences and seasonal variations.
Our Ayurveda Centres provide professional Ayurvedic health and beauty consultations and therapies using organic herbs and products containing no artificial colours, aromas or preservatives.
Some of the treatments available include Ayurvedic facials, Shirodhara, massages with a variety of oils to suit the individual and the season in which treatment is given, full body steam, herbal ubtan/paste treatments, yoga therapies, meditation, lifestyle changes, cleanses and detoxifications, oils, herbs, tonics and rejuvenation treatments.
These are used not only in sickness but also for regular maintenance of your health. A range of Organic Ayurvedic products is also offered.
Byron Ayurveda Centre is part of the Ayurveda College which offers nationally recognised training in Ayurveda (Diploma and Advanced Diploma). We are celebrating 42 years of Ayurvedic Education, Training and Practice.
If you have prior learning in Ayurveda through self study, work experience, partial course completions etc. give the College a call to find out how you could attain your qualification and benefit through recognition of prior learning. For enquiries please call 02 6632 2244 / 02 66808788.
Roy und Nadja arbeiten Tag und Nacht an der neuen Homepage für das Ayurveda House.
Die Startseite ist schon fertig. Es fehlen nur noch ein paar Inhalte, dann kann die neue Seite online gehen. Leider fliegt Nadja morgen wieder zurück nach Downunder
