Ayurveda Museum Master Course (Certification)

Explore the history of Ayurveda, from its Indian roots over 5000 years, and the roles of Atreya, Dhanvantari, and Kashyapa in its development, including swastha rakshana and panchakarma therapies.

Explore the pancha mahabhuta, the five elements, water, fire, air, earth, and space, and how they form doshas, influence health, and guide ayurvedic diagnosis and diet.

Explore how the three doshas: vata, pitta, and kapha form from pancha mahabhuta and how pulse diagnosis assesses their balance to guide personalized Ayurveda care.

Identify vata dosha in the body and explore how Ayurveda uses prakruti, the three doshas, and the five elements to balance health through lifestyle, diet, and herbs.

Identify pitta dosha by analyzing fire and water elements and its role in digestion, metabolism, and temperature. Balance pitta with cooling foods, calming practices, and mindful lifestyle adjustments.

Identify kapha dosha in the body by examining earth-water balance, signs of imbalance like lethargy and weight gain, and balancing via warm, light, dry foods, activity, and panchakarma.

Learn to identify vata and pitta doshas in the same body through pulse reading and observed symptoms. Apply diet, lifestyle practices, herbs, and therapies to balance both doshas.

Identify vata and kapha in the same body by analyzing body type, digestion, skin, energy, and emotions. Balance them with warm nourishment, routine, and mindful lifestyle.

Identify pitta and vata in the same body by examining body type, digestion, skin, emotions, and energy; learn holistic treatments, diet, and lifestyle to balance doshas.

Identify pitta and kapha in the same body to understand a dual constitution. Balance diet, digestion, lifestyle, and seasonal therapies to harmonize the doshas.

Identify kapha and vata doshas in the same body by observing physical traits, digestion, energy, sleep, and emotions, then apply balanced Ayurveda treatments including diet, herbs, massage, yoga, and routine.

Identify Kapha and Pitta in one body by examining constitution, digestion, energy, emotions, sleep, and environmental reactions, then apply a balanced diet to harmonize both doshas.

Explore ashtanga ayurveda, the eight branches, including kayachikitsa, shalya tantra, shalakya tantra, kumara chikitsa, bhuta vidya tantra, agada tantra, rasayana tantra, and vajikarana tantra, for holistic health.

Explores the sapta dhatu, detailing rasa dhatu, rakta dhatu, mansha dhatu, meda dhatu, majja dhatu, and shukra dhatu, and explains how balance sustains health and bodily function.

Explore the six tastes of Ayurveda (madhura, amla, lavana, tikta, ketuka, kashaya) and how each flavor influences digestion, doshas, and overall balance, with practical food examples and moderation tips.

Explore how Agni, the digestive fire, governs digestion through four types: sama, vishama, tikshna, manda, and how balancing Vata, Pitta, and Kapha supports health.

Explore the 107 marma pressure points in Ayurveda, learn how their energy intersections regulate prana, and discover massage, pressure, and herbal methods to balance body, mind, and spirit.

Explore Ayurveda daily routine to balance body, mind, and spirit through brahma muhurta wake-up, abhyanga, pranayama, mindful meals, and a calming bedtime ritual.

Identify your Ayurveda dosha by stool and urine. Observe color, consistency, odor, and mucus to assess digestive health and balance of vata, pitta, and kapha.

Ayurveda links weak sexual feelings to vata, pitta, and kapha imbalances, poor digestion, stress, and lifestyle; it guides diet, herbs, stress management, and healthy habits to restore vitality.

Ayurveda attributes back pain to a vata imbalance, especially at L4-L5, worsened by aging and lifestyle. The lecture covers diet, herbs, abhyanga, yoga, and preventive practices.

Prepare the body for panchakarma by loosening toxins and improving agni. Balance the doshas, open srotas, and employ oil massage, swedana, abhyanga, shirodhara, and panchakarma diet to optimize detoxification.

Learn the Ayurvedic head massage (shiro abhyanga), using warm oils and marma points to balance the doshas, stimulate scalp circulation, and promote relaxation, mental clarity, and overall well-being.

Explore Ayurvedic facial massage, mukha abhyanga, which uses warm herbal oils and marma point stimulation to balance doshas, boost circulation, detoxify, and promote relaxation and natural radiance.

Explore ayurvedic shoulder massage (abhyanga) with warm sesame oil, neck and upper back relaxation, shoulder kneading, marma point stimulation, and aftercare for tension relief and circulation.

Explore Ayurvedic hand massage to balance the body, mind, and spirit through Marma points, warm oil, thumb and finger massage, reflexology, and relaxation.

Explore Ayurvedic foot massage (pada abhyanga), applying warm oils and stimulating marma points on the foot sole to balance body and mind, improve circulation, and reduce stress.

Explore ayurvedic full body massage (abhyanga) with warm herbal oils, dosha-specific techniques, and marma point stimulation to improve circulation, relax the mind, and balance overall well-being.

Discover the ayurvedic herbal steam bath (svedana) after massage to open pores, detoxify through sweating, and improve circulation with herbs like neem, tulsi, lemongrass, and ginger.

Explore the ayurvedic herbal sauna, a Sveda Kutya treatment that uses herb-infused steam to open pores, promote sweating, and detoxify the body while supporting respiratory comfort and relaxation.

Experience an ayurvedic herbal bath that blends leaves like Neem, Tulsi, mint, and rosemary with oils to detoxify, improve circulation, and nourish the skin, while promoting relaxation and improved sleep.

Experience shirodhara, a classical ayurvedic therapy that pours warm oils over the forehead to calm the nervous system, balance doshas and ajna chakra, and boost sleep and mental clarity.

Explore sarvangadhara, a holistic ayurvedic parisheka swedana therapy that pours warm medicated liquids over the whole body to relax muscles, improve circulation, and detoxify.

Explore Ayurveda herbal bundle massage, or pinda sweda, using heated herbal bundles to relieve pain, improve circulation, and relax muscles; this masterclass covers ingredients, preparation, technique, and practical steps.

Explore ayurvedic herbal body peeling, mixing neem, turmeric, sandalwood, and powders with cow milk after aloe vera. Applied with gentle rubbing to exfoliate dead skin, boost circulation, and rejuvenate skin.

Explore udvartana, a dry herbal powder massage for weight loss, improved circulation, and detoxification, using upward strokes with triphala, neem, turmeric, and other herbs for skin and overall balance.

Explore Pichu treatment (P2 therapy), applying medicated oil to the head, spine, or joints to relieve headaches, spinal issues, and musculoskeletal pain, with a practical forehead or joint application demo.

Explore padua, an ayurvedic herbal paste applied to painful joints and bones, with medicated oils and termite clay or cuttlefish shell; learn preparation, application, and post-treatment care.

Learn to perform pinda sweda rice bundle therapy, including preparation, heating, and application of warm rice patches, to promote detoxification, pain relief, and muscle relaxation.

Karna Poorna ear treatment uses warm sesame oil to cleanse and nourish the ear, relieve ear pain and tinnitus, improve hearing, and balance the doshas through practical steps.

Master the Netra Tarpana Ayurvedic eye treatment, using medicated ghee to nourish, lubricate and strengthen eye muscles, and relieve dryness, irritation, and various eye diseases.

Perform Shiro Vasti, an Ayurvedic therapy that retains medicated oil on the head under a cap for 20–45 minutes to nourish the scalp and calm the nervous system.

Learn guru vasti, a chest-focused ayurvedic treatment using medicated oil in a dough reservoir on the chest to support heart and respiratory health, with marma point stimulation.

Explore kati vasti treatment for lower back pain, using warm medicated oil in a dough ring to target the back’s tissues. Learn preparation, procedure, marma point stimulation, and post-treatment care.

Apply janu vasti, an ayurvedic knee treatment, by placing medicated oil or herbal decoction in a black gram dough ring around the knee to relieve pain, inflammation, and stiffness.

Apply a fresh herbal paste to the scalp to treat migraines and mental disorders by balancing kapha dosha, using oil, with a 45-minute application.

Explore panchakarma, the five detoxification therapies - Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, and Raktamokshana - along with purvakarma preparatory steps, to cleanse the body and balance doshas.

Learn to perform Vamana karma, a panchakarma vomiting therapy that removes excess kapha. It covers preparatory snehana and swedana, medicated ghee dosing, emetic decoction, and post-treatment care.

Explore how vasti karma, including adhara vasti and uttara vasti, uses anuvasana basti and niruha vasti to balance vata and support digestive, neurological, musculoskeletal, and urogenital health in panchakarma.

Explore nasya karma, a panchakarma nasal therapy in Ayurveda balancing vata, pitta, and kapha with purifying and nourishing oils. The session covers preparation, administration, types of nasya, and aftercare.

Learn Virechana karma, a panchakarma detoxifying purgation that cleanses the gastrointestinal tract, liver, and doshas, with preparatory Purva karma and aftercare for balanced digestion and skin health.

Explore rakta mokshana, a traditional ayurvedic blood detoxification using jalauka leech therapy to treat skin conditions, blood disorders, and detoxify the bloodstream.

Explore paschat karma, the post therapy care after panchakarma in Ayurveda, with diet, lifestyle changes, herbal formulations, detox, and rejuvenation therapies to stabilize results and boost longevity.

Explore ayurvedic medicines from earth, plants, and animals, including arishta, asava, ghruta, and churnas, with oils for head, foot, and full-body massage.

Explore the ayurvedic medicine manufacturing process from earth and mineral ingredients, herbs, and animal products through authentication, purification (shodhana), bhavana and levigation, blending, decoctions (kwatha), and final quality control.

Learn to become a qualified ayurvedic therapist through empathy, holistic care, individualized treatment, clear communication, and ethical professionalism in a year-long masterclass that leads to certification.