01: Specialized courses

02: Books and publications

03: Educational resources

04: Current updates

Specialized courses

Narrative Reordering of Consciousness – Narratotherapy Course, Module 2

An original learning journey that can help reorganize the narrative of personal experiences, allowing them to connect naturally, clarity to become more stable, and perspective to grow clearer and more orderly.

Module 2 of narratotherapy, entitled “Narrative Reordering of Consciousness,” is now available in full as digital recordings accessible directly on the website, allowing you to study and revisit the material at your own pace.

The course introduces narrative reordering as a regulatory approach and explores practical ways to restore harmony in how personal consciousness organizes perception, interpretation, and the integration of lived experiences, including challenging life situations. It is suitable both for in-depth study and for revisiting essential clarifications whenever needed.

Graduates of Module 2 also have access to an additional musical accompaniment used in the eight exercises included in the program, to support continued personal practice and help consolidate the results achieved.

The digital format makes it possible to revisit key points whenever needed, so the process can be integrated gradually and effectively into everyday life.

Access: https://ayushcell.ro/reordonare_narativa

Books and publications

Selective Systematic Ayurvedic Index – Medicinal Plants of Romania – Volume 4

A particularly useful book for everyone who values medicinal plants and their contribution to health.

Volume 4 includes 62 profiles of medicinal and aromatic plants used in Romania that are less well known and relatively seldom mentioned in traditional phytotherapy publications.

The Selective Systematic Ayurvedic Index is a simple, accessible resource for quickly selecting medicinal plants based on basic criteria or particular properties.

The book is available pe site-ul: https://animaplant.ro/produs/index-ayurvedic-sistematic-selectiv-v4/

Educational resources

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

Revised lessons 27–28 in the Prakriti-Nikasha chapter of the Dosha-Prakriti section present the distinguishing constitutional characteristics of thinking.

This series includes two Ayurveda lessons for Study Year 1 (Dosha-Prakriti section, Prakriti-Nikasha chapter), lessons 27–28 (2026 edition), available as easy-to-read A4 PDFs and foldable A5 PDFs. These two lessons replace the corresponding lessons from previous editions and may be requested by graduates of Ayurveda Study Year 1.

Thinking Processes in Ayurveda (Lessons 27–28)

Explanatory note

From an Ayurvedic perspective, thinking is a subtle process analogous to digestion, and its characteristics reflect the predominance of the doshas: Vata types tend toward fast, flexible, associative, and intuitive thought, rich in ideas and connections but often unstable and prone to losing continuity; Pitta types tend toward sharp, clear, focused, goal-oriented thinking that values efficiency and practical application; Kapha types tend toward stable, methodical, repetitive, conservative thinking, with a strong capacity for consolidation but resistance to novelty. Optimal functioning arises when these three tendencies are harmoniously integrated through the cultivation of attention, discernment, and inner order, enabling creativity to become coherent, clarity to remain balanced, and stability to remain flexible.

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

Updated lessons 29–31 in the Prakriti-Nikasha chapter of the Dosha-Prakriti section present the distinguishing constitutional characteristics of memory.

This series includes three Ayurveda lessons for Study Year 1 (Dosha-Prakriti section, Prakriti-Nikasha chapter), lessons 29–31 (2026 edition), available as easy-to-read A4 PDFs and foldable A5 PDFs. Lessons 29 and 30 replace the corresponding lessons from earlier editions, while Lesson 31 is new. Graduates of Ayurveda Study Year 1 may request these lessons.

Memory in Ayurveda (Lessons 29–31)

Explanatory note

Memory is viewed as a subtle process related to digestive assimilation and to the way instrumental consciousness imprints, retains, and reactivates information in association with emotional states. In Vata types, memory is fast and predominantly informational, functioning through connections but tending to fluctuate and often being short-lived. In Pitta types, memory is selective, deliberate, precise, and strongly supported by interest and significance, integrating both informational and emotional elements. In Kapha types, information is imprinted more slowly, but retention is very stable and long-lasting, supported by repetition, habit, and emotional impact. The quality of memory depends fundamentally on the inner state during learning. Constitutional harmonization, attention training, and associating information with beneficial states can significantly improve memory performance across all constitutional types.

Three New Courses for Ayurveda Study Year 10 – Defining Aspects of the Healing Process in Ayurveda (Sandhana-Karaniya)

New lessons 12–14 in the Sandhana-Karaniya chapter of the Nidhana-Sthana section provide practical details about the ten principles of therapeutic intervention in Ayurveda.

This series comprises three Ayurveda lessons for Study Year 10 (Nidhana-Sthana section, Sandhana-Karaniya chapter), lessons 12–14 (2026 edition), available as easy-to-read A4 PDFs and foldable A5 PDFs. These three new lessons complete the series of lessons 1–11 from the 2017–2020 editions. They may be requested by graduates of Ayurveda Study Year 10 who have completed their study of this chapter.

Sandhana-Karaniya – The Relational Framework of Ayurvedic Therapeutic Intervention (Lessons 12–14)

Explanatory notes

Current Procedure and Requirements for Requesting Written Ayurveda Course Materials

Requests may 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, you must specify your Ayurveda course group within AMN-România, Ayush Cell Romania, or Ayus Grup, as well as 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: 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].

Current updates

YouTube – AMN-România

The AMN-România YouTube channel publishes videos about Ayurveda, making essential information on the subject easy and quick to access.

Through the YouTube channel AMN-România features video presentations and recordings that support Ayurvedic education and professional development, promoting study, research, and practical application.

The channel features lectures and talks from events and educational programs.

Materials on current topics and international meetings are also available, providing direct access to explanatory presentations and practical guidance for those seeking deeper understanding.

The recordings allow viewers to revisit essential information at their own pace and provide a useful video archive for those who regularly follow Ayurveda-related activities in Romania.

Access: https://www.youtube.com/@AMNRomania

Digital Magazine on Medicinal Plants

The “Medicinal Plant Presentations” page on ayushcell.ro provides materials on medicinal plants, offering clear guidance for better understanding their properties.

“Medicinal Plant Explorations” is an educational digital magazine designed as a tool for practical guidance and in-depth study of the relationship between a plant, the part used, and its therapeutic action. The content is organized into monthly thematic packages of twelve recordings, each addressing a distinct aspect of medicinal plant use and offering a wider perspective beyond conventional folk herbalism.

Each presentation follows a clear three-part framework—scientifically identified plant species, the part used, and its therapeutic action—and explores connections among active constituents, traditional uses, and recent scientific research.

The presentations clarify therapeutic claims in light of current regulatory considerations. The materials are designed to be clear and accessible both to practitioners and professionals in related wellness fields and to beginners interested in Ayurveda, phytotherapy, or other complementary systems.

Access is available online in a flexible format, with 24/7 viewing throughout the selected period. Recordings for the current month become available gradually during that month. Each presentation includes English subtitles to make the content more widely accessible.

Digital Medicinal Plants Magazine – January 2026 Presentation Series

Explanatory notes

Access: https://ayushcell.ro/prezentari_plante_medicinale

* This periodic newsletter from Ayush Cell Romania is available as a PDF and can be printed double-sided on A4 paper.

AYURVEDA AGENDA

Weekly newsletter featuring announcements about Ayurveda events, activities, publications, and educational resources

Publisher: Ayush Cell România

Editor: Andrei Gămulea

Advisers: Aurora Nicolae, Manish Deshmukh

Editorial contact: ayushcellromania@gmail.com

Website: https://ayushcell.ro/ayurveda_agenda

Frequency: weekly

Publication period: ongoing

ISSN: 3120 – 0893

ISSN-L: 3120 – 0893

Editorial policy: Content is selected and prepared by the editorial team using information available on the publication date. Corrections and updates are published in the next issue or in the corrections section, where applicable.