Ayurvedic Guru Kula Practitioner Training
Level 1
RSVP 305 467 2822
CLASSES BEGINs - September
2014Registration Must Be Completed Prior To Class Date
2014 Guru Kula I
Semester Class Schedule
NAMA Approved – Classroom Work and Hands on ProgramTerm – 500 hours
September
Introduction , History , Cosmology , PhilosophyFebruary 15-16Gunas, 3 doshas Theory, Factors of living, 5 herbs and food preparation
October
Observations: basic pulse, eye examination, tongue, nails malas ( body Waste ), facial and saliva evaluation
November
The subdoshas, 5 Herbs, Food PresentationMarch 29-30Vikriti, Evaluation of Ama, Causes of Imbalance and dis- ease, 5 Herbs
December
The 6 Taste, Proportions of the taste for each Dosha Vipaka ( post Digestive)
January
Diets for Doshas Nutrition, Vitamins, Minerals, Immune Boosting Foods
Feburary
The Dhatus, Functions, Nutrition, Dosha in the Dhatus
Feburary
The Srotas, Subtle Forces, The 40 Agnis
March
Herbal, Preparations, Management of the doshas, Ways to Use Herbs
March
Ayurveda & Aromatherapy, Uses, chemical, Constituents Blending for The Doshas
April 19-20How to do a Consultation, Successful Business Practice
April
Ancient Ayurvedic Healings Therapies
May
Final
8-9case studies
May
Case studiesAugust 24Graduation
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Ayurvedic School Level 2
NAMA Approved –
Classroom Work and Hands on Program Fall Term 2013-2014 / 200 Hours(All
Saturday Classes)
September 28th
Pancha Karma as a Healing ModalityPractice of Shiro, Lepa and TarpanaHistory of Medicine, Religion & different Cultures
October 19th
Meditation & Healing ModalityPractice of Different MeditationsSoul Healing for different body types
November 16th
Mind a Vehicle to HealHow to Strengthen ImmunityHerbs & BlendsDecember 21stAllergies and Herb InteractionHerbal Families
January 18th
Pranayam, Breathing Exercises & Their BenefitsThe many Yoga’s & Yoga for Body Types
February
Aromatherapy II
Oil Layering and Marma PointsChemical Components in Aroma Therapy
March 22nd
Advanced Western Anatomy Physiology
April 19th
Integration of Food as a Medicine for Healing
May 10th
Reversing the Aging Process- Longevity HerbsBiology of Relationship
June 21st
Final & Graduation
Pancha Karma Training
Call us for upcoming dates on the next classes
305 467 2822
Hands on Training Covers the Following:
Purva Karma: palliative or preparatory process designed to loosen and liquify toxins (ama) using oi (snehana) and sweating(svedhana) methods.
What you will be learning:
Extended oleation
(abhyanga)Indian Massage, Marma Points
Lymphatic drainage Shirodhara,
Shiro BastiInternal oleation (snehapana) according to body type (dosha)
Svedhana: Body Wrap, Lepa, Pinda Svedhana, Pizichili, Bashp Svedhana
Daily YogaPractice
Appropriate Diet (recipes and food preparation according to dosha)
Pancha Karma:
“Pancha” means “five”; “Karma” means “actions”,
used not only for healing but also for seasonal prevention and rejuvenation.
Therapies you will learn:
Nasya: nasal administration of medicted oils for different body types
Basti: medicated enemas, colima application
Virechana: administration of purgative substances
Vaman: emesis
Rakta Moksha: bloodletting, discussion of but not direct application
Uttara Karma:
follow-up practices after Pancha Karma to rebuild the tissues through proper diet and lifestyle.
Other Therapeutic Procedures you will learn and receive:
Tarpana: relationship healing ceremonyAyurvedic facials for different body types
Karma Purana:
Ear treatment Liver and Gallbladder flushAyurvedic application of essential oils for Pancha Karma
Pizhichil: continuous pouring of warm oil over the entire body
Uttara Bashti: douching enema
Netra Basti: medicated eye bath
Katti Basti: lower back bath therapy
Udvartana: body scrub with medicated herbs & spices
Indictions and contra-indications for all treatments
dyUttara Bashti: douching enemaNetra Basti: medicated eye bathKatti Basti: lower back bath therapyUdvartana: body scrub with medicated herbs & spicesIndictions and contra-indications for all treatments
PrerequisiteMust Be An Ayurvedic Practitioner
About the Instructors
Light Miller, D.D.
Light Miller, ND., DD. received her B.S. in Social Science from UC Berkeley, became a Certified Massage Therapist at the LA School of Massage in 1967 and has since acquired over 32 years experience as a health practitioner.
In addition to providing individual health counseling and teaching seminars, Light has trained and certified over 500 massage therapists.
She is currently the only woman out of the 18 practitioners of Kaya Kalpa in the world. Kaya Kalpa is a branch of Ayurvedic Mystical Medicine, the oldest recorded healing art.
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