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| cooling herbs, avoiding deep thought and controversy |
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| What is the relationship of Kundalini and prana? |
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| Kundalini is prana Shakti, the power inherent within prana. Prana is the power that raises the kundalini energy up. |
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| meditation, pranayama, chanting, raw foods |
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| what are the states of PTO(prana tejas ojas) when the symptom of a patient is : excitable, over enthusiastic? |
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| high prana, low tejas, low ojas |
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| what is the difference in balancing the trigunas(Sattva, Rajas, Tamas) to balancing the doshas? |
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| doshas get balances when you re-establish the balance present at conception, the subtle energies stay balanced in relationship to each other |
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| what are the qualities that stand for ojas? |
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| open mind, clarity, positive discrimination |
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| Deficient Prana Symptoms are... |
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| Loss of enthusiasm and motivation, depression |
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| Prana corresponds to which dosha? |
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| Tejas corresponds to which dosha? |
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| Ojas is the subtle essence of this dosha |
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| Define Psychological Imbalance according to Ayurveda? |
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| an imbalance in the states of prana, tejas and ojas |
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| Pure, Clear mind, with high virtues |
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| Tamas Symptoms in the Mind |
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| Repressed emotions, Ignorance, Intertia |
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| Spiritual Qualities manifest |
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| Philosophical, Not afraid of death, interest in esoteric topics related to life, death, and god |
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| Interest in sex, violence, meat eating, unhealthy behaviour |
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| Nurturing, feeding others, loving |
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| Lazy, intertia, over attached, sentimental, gluttony |
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| Physical Body. Outer Sheath |
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| Buddhi or intelligence resides in this sheath. |
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| Causal or Astral Body (Sukshma Sharir) |
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| Three bodies Mind (Manomayi kosha), Intelligence and Ego combined to form our energetic Astral body |
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| What koshas does Ayurveda focus on healing primarliy |
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| Annamayi kosha and Manomayi kosha |
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| What is SAT? (From Sat-Cit-Ananda of Causal body) |
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| Absolute Truth. Divine. A part and particle of that SAT lives in us as our soul |
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| Ananda is the 'bliss' that the soul feels compared to happiness the 'physical' body feels during sense gratification. Sense gratification is temporary. Bliss continues after we leave the body |
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| How do you cure the Pranamaya Kosha? |
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| By Pranayama, Living foods, and Herbs |
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| If Anandamayi Kosha is imbalanced? |
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| Symptoms of 'soul' or Anandamayi kosha being imbalanced is unhappiness, dissatisfaction, feeling of separation from divine. |
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