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Dead and Alive

An Emperor asked the old Zen master, “What happens to an enlightened man after death?” The master replied, “I would not know.” “But you are a Zen Master!” exclaimed the shocked Emperor. “Not a dead one!” quipped the old man.

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My Experience With Ayurved

My childhood memories of Ayurved are of my grandmother giving me long pepper burnt and mixed with honey for a persistent cough, and my mother putting asafoetida paste on my navel for stomach cramps. Anyway, whatever done is done. Now

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Karma, Ayurveda, Health and Environment

To benefit from Ayurvedic wisdom, it is important to understand the concept of karma. The process of karmic evolution is widely misunderstood and misinterpreted. The results of previous karma are taken into account rigidly, and a deterministic attitude is made

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Plants or Animals

Mesodinium chamaeleon, a strange green creature found in Denmark that lives at the bottom of the sea, is causing researchers to rethink traditional ways of classifying living organisms. Traditionally there is a difference between animals and plants: • Animals cannot

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A Gateway to Women’s Wellness

A woman’s journey from Womb to Wellness is a rollercoaster ride physically as well as emotionally. Ministry of Health and Ayush’s first and foremost priority should be women’s health because “woman” is the axis of not just her own family

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Role of Ayurveda in public health

Ayurveda,  the   ancient  traditional   medicine   of  India,  defines  health as a state of complete physical, mental and spiritual well-being. The focus of Ayurveda is on a predictive, preventive and personalized medicine. This is obtained through a low-cost personalized counseling about

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Mother Ganga

Lord Shiva released Her from his tresses into seven streams or tributaries, the main one being the river Bhagirathi from the glacier known as Gaumukh, for it appeared to some to be shaped as a cow’s mouth. Ganga is as

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