Practical Health
Practical ways to enjoy real health
"Disease-free condition is the best source of virtue, wealth, satisfaction and freedom, while diseases are destroyers of this source, welfare and life itself. Now this has appeared as a great obstacle for human beings..."
(Caraka Samhita (S).ch1.v15-17: Gathering of the sages, circa 2,000 BC)
Are we ready to hear their solution yet?
A 9 week course based on the ancient Ayurvedic system of India which offers modern man practical ways to enjoy real health.
Course Content
- THE 5 ELEMENTS
Discover the building blocks of the Universe including your body and mind. - THE 3 GROSS ENERGIES
Discover your body type, how it works - read the instruction manual for the first time! - FOOD 1
What are the foods which heal? What are the foods which damage? - FOOD 2
Follow the journey of food through the 7 tissues of the body. Discuss the modern obesity epidemic using ayurvedic principles. - THE SENSES
11 instruments - the 5 senses of perception, the 5 motor organs of action and the mind. How to get the measure right between the senses and the mind. - THE 3 SUBTLE ENERGIES
What is your mind type? How to develop strength of mind sufficient to withstand diseases. The use of reason to cut away ignorance - the ultimate disease. - THE DAILY ROUTINE
Is your lifestyle and behaviour making you ill? The correct measures of sleep, work, exercise etc. - THE 4 PILLARS OF TREATMENT
'Dis'-ease: What goes wrong? Who can help? The patient, doctor, assistants and the remedy. - UNNATURAL STATE OF MIND
'Perceived' Stress - how Stress is linked to the 6 major causes of premature death. Practical stress management. - SELF
Rest and movement, the natural rhythm of life. Discover "The pearl of great price".
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Course Details
Duration
Ten weeks.
Next Course
Tuesday evenings commencing 5th October 2010
7:30pm to 9:30pm
Location
Dublin: 49 Northumberland Rd, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Requirements
None
Fee
€100. €75 if currently a philosophy student.
Enrolment
Advance booking not required. Enrolment takes place fifteen minutes before the lecture on the first day of your attendance. Fee payable at first class.

