Ayurvedic Herb Seminar Scott Gerson, M.D. This full-day seminar will commence with an introduction to dravyaguna, the principles of Ayurvedic pharmacology, which is a pre-requisite to any discussion of herbal medicines. The remainder of the day will consist of a discussion of the most common Ayurvedic herbs including their pharmacological actions, traditional uses, clinical research, methods of preparation, and common dosages used. $75
Sunday April 27, 1997 10am to 4:30 pm; call for location. 914.278.8700
Ayurvedic Massage Scott Gerson, M.D. The purpose of massage in Ayurveda is to promote the flow of vital energy, or prana, into regions of the physiology where it has become blocked and throughout the entire mind-body structure. Through the use of massage oils whichare specific for a given constitution and through knowledge of the function of the marma shulas Ayurvedic massage has been used theraputically for centuries. This workshop will primarily be a full-day hands on experience of giving and receiving massage. The didactic material will cover the names and theraputic value of the marmas and relevant anatomy. $75
Saturday May 10, 1997 10:00 am - 4:00 pm,
Sanskrit Workshop Luis Chavez Sanskrit is the langauge of Ayurveda. It evolved in the minds of the ancient sages who understood its sounds to originate from the sacred sound, Aum, which contains all sounds. This full-day workshop will explore the Sanskrit alphabet (16 vowels, 25 consonants, 9semi-vowels and aspirants), and will give participants an opportunity to experience the the vibratory nature of these sounds. Participants will learn the proper pronunciation of a primary Vedic mantra. Luis Chavez, in addition to being a Sanskrit student for over twenty years, is well-respected for his broad knowledge of the Vedic spiritual tradition. His teaching is an expression of practical knowledge and creative development. He brings a vital connection to the language and the ability to communicate its subtle essence clearly to all. $75
Sunday June 8, 1997 9:00am - 4:00pm;
Ayurvedic Cooking Workshop Mrs. Cristina Gerson Our health largely depends on how we nourish ourselves. This funfull-day workshop will focus on the preparation of several delicious vegetarian Ayurvedic recipes. Recipes will include appetizers, main courses,desserts, and a few surprises. Many practical tips. Hands-on participation. Lunch will be provided. Enrollment will be limited to 12. Cristina Gerson is an accomplished Ayurvedic cook who has been preparing sumptuous meals for her family and friend for over ten years. She has gathered recipes from some of the most knowledgeable Ayurvedic families in all of India. She is a devout vegetarian and divides her time between her family and giving cooking classes. $85 ($75+$10 for materials)
Saturday June 21, 1997 10:00 am - 4:00pm
The Ayurvedic Protocol For Specific Diseases Dr. P.H. Kulkarni In a rare visit to the U.S., Professor Dr. P.H. Kulkarni one of India¹s most eminent authorities on Ayurveda, will explain the general principles of Indian medicine followed by a detailed commentary onthe Ayurvedic approach to several common diseases. An opportunity to hear one of the world¹s most experienced Ayurvedic physicians elaborate on specific conditons. Dr. P.H. Kulkarni is an Ayurvedic Research Advisor for the University of Poona, founder of the highly-regarded Institute of Indian Medicine, author of nine books on Ayurveda, and the director of many Ayurvedic medical and social organizations throughout the world. His accomplishments in Ayurveda are far too numerous to list here.He was the recipient of the Dag Hammarskjöld Pax Mundi Award in addition to numerous other awards. He continues to maintain a clinical Ayurvedic practice in his original office where he has served his community for 39 years. $95
Saturday November 8, 1997 10:00 am - 4:30pm;
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