27Apr/16

prinana

April 27, 2016Ayurveda Glossary Level 1 CAT, Buddhist Ayurvedic Sanskrit Terms, Distance Learning Clinical Ayurvedic TherapistLosang Jinpa, D.Ayur, PhD

prinana: sense of joy and love.

27Apr/16

prana vaha srotas

April 27, 2016Ayurveda Glossary Level 1 CAT, Buddhist Ayurvedic Sanskrit Terms, Distance Learning Clinical Ayurvedic TherapistLosang Jinpa, D.Ayur, PhD

prana vaha srotas: channel (srotas) concerned with intake of nutrients to the lungs.

27Apr/16

prana

April 27, 2016Ayurveda Glossary Level 1 CAT, Buddhist Ayurvedic Sanskrit TermsAir Element, Heart, Lungs, Prana, Qi, Vata (Space and Air)Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, PhD

PRANA. The vital life energy. Without it, life cannot exist. The flow of cellular intelligence from one cell to another. Equivalent to the Oriental Ch’i or Ki. A form of vata dosha,Read More…

27Apr/16

prakruti

April 27, 2016Ayurveda Glossary Level 1 CAT, Buddhist Ayurvedic Sanskrit Terms, Distance Learning Clinical Ayurvedic TherapistLosang Jinpa, D.Ayur, PhD

prakruti: 1) the first creation, the great ocean from whence comes all life, or 2) the individual inborn or genetic constitution.

27Apr/16

pitta dhara kala

April 27, 2016Ayurveda Glossary Level 1 CAT, Buddhist Ayurvedic Sanskrit Terms, Distance Learning Clinical Ayurvedic TherapistLosang Jinpa, D.Ayur, PhD

pitta dhara kala: the membrane/substrate for rakta agni.

27Apr/16

pachaka

April 27, 2016Ayurveda Glossary Level 1 CAT, Buddhist Ayurvedic Sanskrit Terms, Distance Learning Clinical Ayurvedic TherapistLosang Jinpa, D.Ayur, PhD

pachaka: form of pitta dosha, found especially in the small intestine.

27Apr/16

ojas

April 27, 2016Ayurveda Glossary Level 1 CAT, Buddhist Ayurvedic Sanskrit Terms, Distance Learning Clinical Ayurvedic Therapist, ojas-immunityLosang Jinpa, D.Ayur, PhD

ojas: the superfine essence of kapha; the essential form of water within the body; the ultimate product of good digestion and agni. It acts as a receptacle for the subtle fire within theRead More…

27Apr/16