5 weekend Modular training program in 2011-12 on 
Marma Chikitsa

MCA announces 

Modular training program & Advanced level of 
Ayurvedic Massage (Abhyanga)

based on

Vital points Therapy 
with introduction to specialised

Marma Chikitsa & Kundalini Abhyanga

These hands-on practical training modules are intended for anyone with a basic understanding of Ayurveda, who want to deepen their knowledge of practical, day-to-day Ayurveda, dealing with clients and patients with different symptoms and presenting with different symptoms on physical and mental level and offering Ayurvedic massages on different levels establishing a correct Ayurvedic diagnosis based on state of balance and dis-balance of Marma points.

These practice oroiented programs are offered in small groups as private coaching with Naveen Gupta Vaidya Acharya  for participants who wish to integrate this practical knowledge in their professional practice and career ahead. Also this training is best suited to those who practice yoga and meditation.

Location of the modular trainings:

Practical Course starting from September 2011 at Merwede 30; 8226 NA Lelystad NL
(Location courtsey provided by Holisan Health Products)

Note: For driving directions and information on available titles available in Nederland and English on Ayurveda, Marma and Abhyanga and all related  Ayurveda products, please visitwww.holisan.nl   

Timings, Dates & Prices:

From 10.00 to 17.30 hours

1st weekend 17 and 18 Sept. 2011; 
2nd weekend 29 and 30 Oct. 2011;
3rd weekend 17 and 18 Dec. 2011;
4th weekend 4 and 5 Feb. 2012 and 
5th and final weekend 10 and 11 March 2012

Total price Euro 1785.00 (price incl. of 19% btw, vedic vegetarian lunches & teas.)

(for the modular training program & practice oriented teachings the language of instructions is English)

Marma points (vital points and structures on surface anatomy). Principally there are 107 Marmas yet Ayurveda defines it on a deeper level as life energy (Prana) flows through 7,272,000,000 channels (Nadis).

According to Ayurveda, there are two nadi pravaha (nerve currents) in the spinal column, calledPingala and Ida, and a hollow canal called Sushumna (also called Sukha Mana Nadi or Nerve channel of happy state of mind) running through the spinal cord. At the lower end of the hollow canal is whatYoga Sutra calls ’lotus of the kundalini‘.  

Marma Chikitsa and Kundalini Abhyanga as therapies are clinically proven examples of the saying” yoga and bhakti (devotion) are an integral part of Ayurveda,”