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Three Winds Academy
                          ~ Energies of Healing ~

~ Ayurveda and Marmatherapy ~

Ayurveda is composed of two root words. Ayu translates as life and refers to all aspects of life, seen and unseen, within and all around us. It includes all of Nature – in essence, 37 elements or principles of energy that describe the primary building blocks of all of life. Veda means knowledge. This is a knowledge that is more than just an accumulation of information – it is the kind of deep knowing that one calls “wisdom” and this wisdom is pervasive throughout the universe, arising as a function of the conscious interaction of life with life.

The foundation of Ayurveda rests in the principles, energies, rhythms and movements of life and nature.

As a science, Ayurveda is a study of life in its wholeness - observing living beings in their interactions with their environment. As a healing system it works with a spiritual intent - its development was (and still is) intertwined with yoga, the two working as sisters to provide a basis for mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health. Together, the two systems help remove suffering and provide a basis for attaining nirvana - the bliss of simply being who we truly are, living in harmony with our own inner nature and Nature all around us.

Ayurveda and yoga have the same philosophical and spiritual roots. However, it could be said that yoga primarily addresses spiritual suffering/well-being through the vehicle of the body, mind and heart, while Ayurveda primarily addresses mental/ emotional/ physical suffering and well-being through a foundation of spiritual principles.

Ayurveda draws on natural therapies and lifestyle practices to return you to a state of balance and harmony. Many of these practices are explored in depth throughout the courses (diet and herbs, lifestyle, environment, daily health and spiritual practices, bodywork).

One such therapy works with Marma – vital points in the body where there is a junction of tissue, vessels, systems, and subtle yet potent life-energies. Marmas are stimulated with acupressure, oil massage and energy-work to affect a healing response in their associated organs, tissues and energy channels.

Experience Ayurveda
  Ayurveda and Marmatherapy Sessions

Deepen your study
    - Ayurvedic Marmatherapy Practitioner Training Programs
    - Fundamentals of Ayurvedic Marmatherapy Certificate Program @ Pacific Rim College