Yoga finds it roots in Rig veda & Ayurveda is known to be an Upaveda of Atharva veda. Yoga and Ayurveda are traditional sciences and have existed for generations. They complement each other by potentiating holistic health benefits on physical, mental, psychological and spiritual level.
Ayurveda and Yoga provides for a fundamental basis for a comprehensive health system aimed at restoring health and maintaining the harmony of SELF with Nature. They are in true sense an integrated approach towards understanding a system level disorder and through its principles helps in isolating and rectifying the dearanged metabolic process and aid in alleviating pain and disease
The course helps to understand the nuances of Hatha yoga, Patanjali yoga sutras, Bhagwad Gita. They help to explain how the imbalance of Panchkoshas, Gunas, Panchamahabhutas, Chakras cause vyadhi (disease) and how the various paths of yoga-Dyan Yoga , Bhakti Yoga, karma yoga, Hatha yoga, Ashtang yoga resolve the disease and keeps the individual fit at physical, mental and emotional level.
The Upanishad Shvetaasvatara expounds the health from yogic point of view.
The ‘WHO’ presents health as a state of complete physical mental and social well-being and not merely absence of disease or infirmity but recently ‘WHO’ has recommended the fourth element of spritual health.
So yoga therapy not only deals with resolving disease but it emphasis on well-being. That is it maintains the state of health and happiness.
Certificate Course in Yoga Therapy
Eligibility
Graduates in Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Unani, Naturopathy, Yoga YCB level 2 qualified, Yoga 1 or more years diploma or similar qualified, Health & Applied Science, Paramedical Nursing.
Medium of Instruction:
English
Duration:
120 hrs twice a week [3hrs per session]
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| Yogic Management of Diseases: |
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| Yoga Practical |
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| Yogic diet |
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| Project & Internship |
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