Āyurve­da recog­nis­es the phys­i­cal con­sti­tu­tion to - TopicsExpress



          

Āyurve­da recog­nis­es the phys­i­cal con­sti­tu­tion to be com­posed of three ac­tive prin­ci­ples and that these prin­ci­ples are con­stant­ly sub­ject to im­bal­ance. Im­bal­ances can arise in­ter­nal­ly as men­tal suf­fer­ing or ex­ter­nal­ly through phys­i­cal suf­fer­ing brought about by im­prop­er lifestyle or mod­i­fied by en­vi­ron­men­tal fac­tors. Āyurve­da uses the term dosha (that which spoils) to de­scribe three forces or ac­tions that reg­u­late and main­tain the body. When im­bal­anced, dosha leads to di­min­ished health and, if left unat­tend­ed, even­tu­al­ly man­i­fests as dis­ease. If the body’s abil­i­ty to repel dis­ease is com­pro­mised (as in the case of low im­mu­ni­ty) then the end re­sult can be death. When bal­anced and in har­mo­ny, dosha main­tains health and vi­tal­i­ty and sub­se­quent­ly sup­ports a strong im­mune sys­tem. - Andrew Mason, author
Posted on: Sun, 22 Jun 2014 09:09:55 +0000

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