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Collaborative Work |
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As far as the heading is concerned
there are various avenues possible to work in collaboration e.g. A yoga teacher having his
/ her yoga school and desirous of collaborative work can do so. |
| Yoga and Ayurveda |
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This is a grand opportunity for a
collaborative work! You have started working in one of the Indian disciplines and have realized the efficacy
and importance of yoga already. Unfortunately the anatomical, physiological base of yoga has been derived from modern medicine, which did not have even
the existence at the time of 'patanjali'. In fact Ayurveda was the medical
science associated with the maintenance of health and curing the patients at the time of
'patanjali'. Even today people develop interest in yoga and Ayurveda either for
maintenance of health or for getting their ailments cured. The Ayurvedic system of
medicine has one principle resembling with the principle of Yoga (Sankhya – philosophy) and the principles of
yoga are far different than that of modern medicine. Ayurveda takes into account the whole
life style individually for an holistic approach. Even if, diet and other necessary
changes, like body massage with oil etc. are made, it helps both either for maintenance of
health or as treatment for patients suffering from diseases like back ache,
spondylosis,
asthma, arthritis, etc. So if we work together with a combination of Yoga and Ayurveda, it gives very good results. This
is being practiced at “St. Kilda Yoga School” in Melbourne, Australia in collaboration with Simon Marrocco. I am
regularly visiting the center once in a year for the physical examination and
consultations. However advise about diet etc.
can be given online at a nominal cost. If you are interested in such a collaboration, then please contact us. You may consult Simon Marrocco for his experience. |
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Our Collaborator's
Websites Simon Marrocco, Melbourne, Australia www.skys.com.au Mira Mehta, London, UK www.yogicpath.mcmail.com |
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