Dosha
the three humours of the body, see kapha, pitta, vata.
Dugdha neti ...
Balancing Pitta Dosha using Yoga Practices
In the ancient, scientific traditions of India, Yoga and Ayurveda are considered as sister sciences. Both sciences were first written in Sanskrit.
Balancing Pitta Dosha Using Hatha Yoga Practices
Dr. Shaun Matthews (Shantideva)
Yoga and Lifestyle Management
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Dosha
in Ayurveda, refers to the three biological humors, Vata, Pitta, and Kapha; defect; fault; impediment
Dvaitam ...
Doshas: Three governing principles in nature that guide the functioning of the mind and body.
Dosha
Three humours of the body; see kapha, pitta, vata
Duhkha ("bad axle space") ...
Doshas--biological humors of Ayurvedic medicine
Durga--the Goddess as the destroyer of demons
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Ekadashi - The eleventh tithi or lunar day.
If the three doshas i e vat, pitta and kapha are equalised, then their functions support each other and the body remains healthy. The proportion of each dosha to the desired extent is known as doshasamya.
For vata dosha: A vata reducing food plan is important for this condition. Ayurvedic practitioners may wish to have clients keep a daily food log to review actual trends vata aggravating foods.
Vata, Pitta, and Kapha are the three doshas, in brief; they destroy and support the body when they are abnormal and normal respectively. Astanga Hrdayam 1:6
Understanding Vata Pitta Kapha; The Doshas ...
kapha: one of the doshas (humours) of Ayurveda, meaning “phlegm'
karma: actions operating through the law of cause and effect
karma bandhana: the bondage of karma
karma bhumi: land of action, the earth plane ...
The goal of these practices is to purge out excesses in order to bring the three doshas (physical constitutions) into balance. If the doshas are already in balance, then it is recommended to not practice these intense cleansing practices.
Here is a list of how various foods help or harm your tri-dosha balance to move towards harmony [1/3/1/3/1/3]. A "-1" implies that this food is bad for a person with this excess, a "1" is good for you (in moderation).
As mentioned above, tribandha not only cures both a wandering mind and a sleepy mind (both diseases of rajas or tamas) and thus is excellent as a counteractive remedy in meditation practice, but it goes further in balancing the doshas and winds, ...
In this context, he also clarified that Ravana was a Rakshasa since he was born to a Rakshasi mother and Brahmin father. He rebuffed the claim made by some scholars that Lord Rama, as the Supreme One, is not bound by Brahma Hatya Dosha (or any other ...
The Sadhakas should have a pure heart and should be free from Doshas. The Mantra should have been obtained from a great man. The Sadhaka should have faith in the Mantra. In this case, Japa alone is quite sufficient to awaken Kundalini.
"Dahyante dhamayamananam, dhatunam hi yatha malaha,
tatha indriyanam dahyante, doshaha pranasga nigra hat." ...
 See also: Yoga, Body, Pitta, Mind, Health
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