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  Within Ayurveda, the place of “dravyas” – particularly plant-based medicines – is both foundational and profound. While the classical texts consistently emphasise ahara (diet), vihara (lifestyle), and acara (personal conduct) as the first line of maintaining balance, it is equally clear that once doshic imbalance (“dosha prakopa”) has taken hold and progressed toward “vyadhi” (illness), these measures alone are

The Soul-Calling of Ayurveda: More Than a Career, a Life Path. There’s something unmistakably unique about those who feel drawn to study Ayurveda. They are not merely selecting a course from a university catalogue or ticking off a professional development box. Instead, they are answering a quiet, yet persistent ‘inner

Aindri – The Jewel of Mental Rejuvenation in Ayurveda By Richard Clark, Adv Diploma Ayurveda Aindri, botanically known as Bacopa monnieri, is one of the crown jewels of Ayurvedic herbalism, especially within the category of ‘medhya rasayana’, the herbs that rejuvenate the mind. Mentioned with reverence in the Charaka Samhita and other classical texts,

Ayurvedic Chyavanprash. You may have heard of it, maybe even take it yourself. But what do you really know about it? Maybe you have never heard of the purported benefits of Chyavanprash. Maybe you’re taking a product that goes by the name but is sadly lacking in content, and is Chyavanprash,