YOGA AND AYURVEDA INTENSIVE COURSE IN GOA INDIA

Yoga and ayurveda go hand in hand: their philosophies and practices complement and complete one another and, when practiced together, provide a complete system of well-being for any persons. Yoga and ayurveda share the same origin and the same goal. Both originate from ancient Indian Vedic tradition and the transformative tools offered by yoga and ayurveda can help us cultivate greater health and vitality. 


With ayurveda meaning “wisdom for life" and yoga meaning “union”; these complementary practices can be used to support ones overall heath and well being. Ayurveda is part of yoga; and yoga is part of ayurveda. For example, yoga is the perfect form of ayurvedic exercise because it helps balance all the doshas, rejuvenates the body, improves digestion, and reduces stress. And ayurveda is the ideal way to support your yoga practice because an ayurvedic diet can help you reduce inflammation in the body, and something like an ayurvedic massage will help remove toxins from and relax the body. Both yoga and ayurveda work together to achieve greater detoxification, purification, relaxation, and balance. 

A typical yoga course in Goa will integrate some ayurvedic teachings into the curriculum, for example: what are the doshas, ayurvedic philosophy, the elements (earth, air, fire, water, space) and a little about the history and other traditions. So a yoga course  is a great way to get an overview of ayurveda, to get to study where the practices originated, and to learn about ayurveda's connection to yoga. 

However, if you're after more information, specific Ayurveda Yoga Teacher Trainings in Goa India are available and will look more in depth into the subject. An Ayurvedic Yoga Teacher Training course will teach you the basics of ayurvedic massage, spend more time understanding each dosha (vata, pitta, kapha) and how diet and lifestyle can support them, the history and lineage of ayurvedic traditions, and how to be an ayurvedic and yoga practitioner in modern society. But you'd have to check with each specific school about the contents of their curriculum, as each ayurveda yoga teacher training course in Goa will differ. 


So whether you want a yoga course  or an ayurveda and yoga course in Goa, it really depends how deeply, and in what balance, you wish to explore these practices. Both yoga and ayurveda aim to connect the mind, body, and spirit. So whatever you choose enjoy your studying and reap the benefits of these ancient and complementary practices. 
Location: Goa, India

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