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The Ayurveda studies the physical and psychic
behaviour of people and prescribes ways for them to synchronize
with their environment so as to live happy, healthy and inspired
lives.
Much emphasis in Ayurveda is given to diet,
following the cycles of the seasons, getting up before dawn,
massage and other useful practices for enriching life. Information
dealing with diseases, their diagnosis and cures also exists
within Ayurveda.
The term Ayurveda comes from the Sanskrit
terms "Ayu" meaning "life" and "Veda"
meaning "knowledge". The literal translation of
"Ayurveda" is "knowledge of life" or "right
living". This Ayurveda knowledge is grounded in the Vedic
scriptures, which date back to 3000 B.C. It was also strongly
influenced by the Tantric traditions.
Read more about :
Application
of Ayurveda in Cooking
Ayurvedic
Massage techniques
Gemstone
Therapy according to the Ayurveda
Ayurveda
Home Remedies
Relation
of Ayurveda to Indian Numerology
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