A Bird’s Eye View of the History of Ayurveda – Part 1
Medicine is as old as life itself. The survival of the species demands that with the appearance of…
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Medicine is as old as life itself. The survival of the species demands that with the appearance of…
By Dr. Yogananth Andiappan Co- Author Dr. Anjhana Priya Most of us would have gone through this common…
Yoga means union. Any science is fruitful only when we can apply it in practical l i fe.…
In this section, we will feature students from AYC’s various projects. AYC or Andiappan Yoga Community is a…
Surya (Sun) Namaskaram (Salutation) is the most commonly practised yoga sequence by many Yoga traditions today. Although the…
Though Ayurveda describes many herbs, combinations and formulations, few chosen herbs can do real magic on human beauty.…
An asana is a mudra, a seal a symbolic body expression of an object, a shape, an animal,…
When Jiva, the studio I trained at, offered me my own class, I created Mindful Monday. Fresh off…
Because the World is in such need of humanity and compassion, the “New Age” movement including mindfulness, energy,…
One inversion that requires active engagement of the whole body is the handstand, or Adho Mukha Vrksasana. Handstands…
In previous issues, three principles of Niyama, namely, Saucha, Santosha, and Tapas – purity, contentment and austerity –…
Chakras are the full potential ability of a person. It is so believed that one can reach the…