Contents

01: Specialized courses

02: Books and publications

03: Educational resources

Specialized courses

Narrative Reordering of Consciousness – Narratotherapy Course, Module 2

A course that helps you understand how your consciousness works, why confusion and rigid patterns arise, and how inner reordering can restore clarity and discernment.

Module 2 of the narratotherapy course, entitled “Narrative Reordering of Consciousness,” is currently underway online and has reached Lesson 4.

Enrollment remains open for the full digital-access option, designed for those who want flexible study and the ability to explore the course content in greater depth or revisit it.

The “Narrative Reordering of Consciousness” module page also offers, as a separate optional resource, two recommended introductory presentations. They provide an overview of the course topics and help students understand the material before or during their studies. These two introductory recordings can be accessed as an additional option.

Enroll directly on this page: https://ayushcell.ro/reordonare_narativa

Books and publications

Selective Systematic Ayurvedic Index – Medicinal Plants Used in Ayurveda – Volume 1

This work offers an original contribution to a potential new branch of science devoted to human well-being.

The synthesis presented in this work illustrates how Ayurveda can be applied to modern life and the continuing relevance of this ancient science. Its systematic survey of medicinal plants used in Ayurveda can be valuable to researchers, practitioners of nonconventional medicine, and anyone interested in a holistic approach to health.

We recommend watching this recording: https://youtu.be/4FHSwQDq5mg , which includes practical examples illustrating how the information in the book can be applied.

The work may provide an important starting point for future Ayurvedic studies and research, offering a modern perspective on valuable traditional teachings.

The book is available at: https://animaplant.ro/produs/index-ayurvedic-sistematic-selectiv-plante-din-ayurveda-vol-1/

Educational resources

Updated Courses for Ayurveda Study Year 1 – Criteria Used in Constitutional Assessment (Prakriti-Nikasha)

Updated lessons 8–12 in the Prakriti-Nikasha chapter of the Dosha-Prakriti section cover tongue examination (jihva) and introduce the assessment of taste preferences.

This series includes five Ayurveda lessons for Study Year 1 (Dosha-Prakriti section, Prakriti-Nikasha chapter), lessons 8–12, available as easy-to-read A4 PDFs and foldable A5 PDFs. These four lessons replace the corresponding lessons from previous editions. Lessons 1–30 of the Prakriti-Nikasha chapter are available. Only graduates of Ayurveda Study Year 1 may request these lessons.

Two New Courses for Ayurveda Study Year 2 – Qualitative Description of the Three Subtle Vital Forces (Tridosha-Guna)

New lessons 8 and 9 in the Tridosha-Guna chapter of the Svasthavritta section explain the role of the system of three subtle vital forces (tri-dosha).

Lesson 8 presents tri-dosha as the three primary subtle vital forces that sustain all life processes, whose balance supports health and whose imbalance gives rise to illness.

Lesson 9 describes tri-dosha as a system of subtle vital forces governing physiological processes and simultaneously influencing the psyche, without being reducible to strictly material phenomena. It identifies the “signs” of the doshas through an integrated assessment. Their balance, imbalance, and dynamic interactions provide a basis for understanding health.

The two Ayurveda lessons for Study Year 2 (Svasthavritta section, Tridosha-Guna chapter), lessons 8–9, are available as easy-to-read A4 PDFs and foldable A5 PDFs. Lessons 1–9 of the Tridosha-Guna chapter are available. Only graduates of Ayurveda Study Year 2 may request these lessons.

Updated Courses for Ayurveda Study Year 6 – Deep Consciousness (Citta)

This continuation of the new Ayurveda course series explores the nature of deep consciousness (citta), explaining its principal roles and functions within the broader framework of instrumental consciousness (antahkarana).

This series comprises nine Ayurveda lessons for Study Year 6 (Manasa-Jnana section, Citta chapter), lessons 8–16 (continuing lessons 1–7, mentioned in AA#01/26**), available as easy-to-read A4 PDFs and foldable A5 PDFs. Lessons 1–16 of the Citta chapter are available. Only graduates of Ayurveda Study Year 6 may request these lessons.

** Earlier issues of this Ayurveda newsletter are referenced using the abbreviation AA#issue/year. For example, AA#01/26 refers to Issue 1 of the 2026 “Ayurveda Agenda” newsletter.

How to Request Written Ayurveda Course Materials

Requests should be sent by email to ayusgrup@gmail.com. Once the details in the emailed request have been checked, a reply will be sent to the email address provided, in the order requests are received, within up to 14 days.

When requesting written Ayurveda course materials, please specify your Ayurveda course group within AMN-România and your Ayurvedic Practitioner Code (CPA) assigned to you, consisting of five digits. If you have not yet been assigned a CPA, please request one. Required information:

Written Ayurveda course materials:

Ayurveda study year [year], section [section], chapter [chapter], lesson numbers [nr-nr], A4 and A5 formats, full name: [First Name Last Name], CPA (5 digits): [12345], course group: [number], [city], email: [email@exemplu.ro].