Vata nadi
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nadi running along the back of the neck and head into the brain; controls gas formation and elimination ...
Vata: The dosha governing all motion and flow in the body.
Vayastyag: Lasting, ageless beauty.
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 ...
Vata is one of the three humours or tridosha in Ayurvedic medicine. These humours originated from the different elements and they constitute the basis of human existence and our bio-psycho-social environment.
Vata, and its subtle mental counterpart Prana, are balanced by alternating the two breathing techniques or by inhaling and exhaling through both nostrils simultaneously with attention and awareness.
Airâvata: the elephant of I n d r a.
Aja: (the Unborn One) name of K r i s h n a referring to His eternal transcendental nature.
- Name of the Supreme Personality of God, "He who is unborn".
Generally they appear later in ones life, which is generally considered the vata stage of life.
vata: one of the doshas or humours of Ayurveda, meaning “wind'
Vedanta: the end of the Vedas (lit.), the Upanishads
Vedas: the most ancient authentic scripture of the Hindus, a revealed scripture and therefore free from imperfections ...
"By practicing Matsyendrasana a yogi overcomes all diseases because this posture helps the aspirant balance the three humors of the body -- vata, pitta, and kapha.
It helps to balance vata and kapha doshas. Saying the mantra on Tulsi increases the spiritual power of the prayer, increases devotion and spiritual growth. It protects and aids in the pursuit of Bhakti Yoga, the Yoga of devotion.
Three humours of the body; see kapha, pitta, vata
Duhkha ("bad axle space")
Suffering, a fundamental fact of life, caused by ignorance (avidya) of our true nature (i.e., the Self or atman) ...
three humours of the body; see kapha, pitta, vata
Drishti
Drishti is the point of focus, where the eyes gaze when practising Yoga.
three humours of the body; see kapha, pitta, vata
Dugdha neti
nasal irrigation or cleansing technique using milk ...
in Ayurveda, refers to the three biological humors, Vata, Pitta, and Kapha; defect; fault; impediment
Dvaitam
duality.
Demonstrations - Nasya (Nasal techniques), Shirodhara (Using Oil) , Herbal face packs, Ayurveda Massage, Analysis of Prakriti (Kafa, Pitta, Vata)
Useful Information related to Herbal Home Remedies, personal health recommendations ...
This Pranayama should again and again be performed, as it purifies the brain and destroys the intestinal worms. It removes the four kinds of evils caused by Vayu and cures Vata (rheumatism). It cures rhinitis and various sorts of neuralgia.
pranayama (breath exercise) that relaxes the nervous system. It is a gentle and beneficial practice that can easily be taught to virtually anybody. It is helpful for reducing anxiety and for insomnia. In ayurvedic lingo, it reduces vata.
 See also: Body, Yoga, Mind, Asana, Energy
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