The Power of Prana in Yoga and Ayurveda with Dr. David Frawley

The Power of Prana in Yoga and Ayurveda with Dr. David Frawley

SatDate: 9/18/2021From: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

September 18th; 11-1pm HST 

LIVE ZOOM + RECORDED

Learn how to use the transformative forces of Prana within and around you for your highest wellbeing! While Prana is a common topic in Yoga and Ayurveda, it is seldom explained in its inner workings extending to the mind. In this webinar, we will look at Prana as universal force and its manifestations on all levels of our being and the different realms of the cosmos and our natural environment. Prana and its five subtypes (Prana, Apana, Samana, Udana and Vyana) are the primary energies behind Yoga and Ayurveda. The five Pranas, called Vayus, are the five aspects of Vata dosha in Ayurveda, the prime dosha governing health and disease. The five Pranas are the main factors of Pranayama in Yoga, from the ordinary breath to the movement of the Prana into the Sushumna and the rising of Kundalini Shakti for Self-realization.

Prana governs the energy and functions of body, senses, emotions, mind and intelligence, extending to Chitshakti, the energy of Consciousness itself. Nothing is possible without its proper activation. We will discuss the five pranas and their movements, including practical means to develop, balance and transform them for healing body and mind and unfolding the inner powers of Yoga and the subtle body that Prana rules over. These include special applications of pranayama, pratyahara, mantra, concentration and meditation.

Dr. David Frawley has examined the role of the five pranas in Yoga and Ayurveda in depth from Vedic texts to Raja and Hatha Yoga, and studied with great Yogis and Ayurvedic doctors in India for the last forty years. He presents you with a view of Prana that is multidimensional and many-sided that will open up new vistas and forces for you to work with as you are inspired. Let your highest Prana manifest in all that you do!

Dr. David Frawley (Pandit Vamadeva Shastri),

uses his books on Ayurveda, and represents his approach, adapting Ayurveda to the modern world without losing its traditional foundation. Vamadeva’s books on Ayurveda and Vedic knowledge are among the most extensive available today. Vamadeva teaches Ayurveda along with modern dietary considerations and the use of both Western and traditional Ayurvedic herbs. He integrates Ayurveda with the practice of Yoga and meditation and the spiritual approach of the Vedas. He is regarded as one of the senior “Ayurvedacharyas” or master teachers of Ayurveda in the world today. He has a D.Litt in Yoga and Vedic Studies from S-VYASA and a special Padma Bhushan award from the government of India.

Vamadeva  has worked and taught with leading Ayurvedic doctors and experts including Deepak Chopra, Vasant Lad, Sunil Joshi, Suhas Kshirsagar, Subhash Ranade, Avinash Lele, David Simon, John Douillard, and Jose Rugue. He has been specially honored for his contribution to Ayurveda by the National Ayurvedic Medical Association of the United States (NAMA) and the Association of Ayurveda Practitioners of North America (AAPNA) and is a Master Educator for the Chopra Center University. His work is highly regarded in India and his books are widely translated in European languages. He is an advisor for Kerala Ayurveda, the California College of Ayurveda, NAMA and AAPNA. He also works with Sivananda for Yoga and Ayurveda trainings.

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