Ayush Cell Romania: Ayurveda-Padartha: Determining a Person’s Ayurvedic Constitutional Type (dosha-prakriti) as Accurately as Possible

📚 Course structure includes:

• Fundamental principles of Ayurveda: the 3 constitutional types (vata, pitta, kapha). Understanding these three constitutional types—vata, pitta, and kapha—is essential because they provide a clear framework for understanding how each aspect of our being functions in its own distinctive way.
• Detailed analysis of constitutional types (dosha-prakriti) that are pure (vata, pitta, kapha).
• Detailed analysis of constitutional types (dosha-prakriti) that are equally mixed (vata-kapha, vata-pitta, pitta-kapha).
• Detailed analysis of constitutional types (dosha-prakriti) that are unequally mixed (for example, predominant vata - secondary pitta).
• Detailed analysis of constitutional types (dosha-prakriti) based on physical characteristics (body shape, weight, eye appearance, etc.), dynamic characteristics (pulse, breathing, digestion, etc.), and psycho-mental characteristics (emotions, memory, sleep, etc.).
• The influence of the fundamental tendencies of nature: sattva (balance), rajas (activity), and tamas (inertia) in characterizing the psycho-mental nature of each constitutional type.
• A simple method for self-testing and assessing one’s Ayurvedic constitutional type (dosha-prakriti).

✅ How this course can help:

• Identifying one’s constitutional type as accurately as possible is the first step toward achieving excellent health and harmony.
• According to this approach, precise knowledge of one’s constitutional type can help anticipate signs of possible future health conditions by revealing predispositions associated with an individual’s constitution.
• Appropriate prophylaxis and prevention: the likelihood of certain conditions is directly influenced by constitutional type, allowing preventive measures to be adapted to the individual.
• Personalized methods of restoring balance: knowing one’s constitutional type makes it possible to apply therapies more precisely while respecting each person’s innate tendencies.
• Choosing a lifestyle and diet: identifying one’s constitutional type can help guide the selection of foods, physical activities, therapies, and habits that support health, while avoiding those considered unsuitable for one’s constitution.

📋 Topics covered in this course:

The Ayurveda-Padartha module explores fundamental Ayurvedic concepts, providing information about how thoughts, emotions, and actions relate to each person’s constitutional type (dosha-prakriti) of each person. This course invites introspection and self-knowledge, with each concept explained clearly to facilitate its application in everyday life.

Ayurveda is a science of life (“ayus” means life, while “veda” means science or knowledge) because it offers systematic, verifiable, and applicable knowledge. Parameterization plays an essential role in this approach, allowing Ayurveda to function as a predictive and adaptive science. Practitioners do not merely observe a problem; they analyze individual parameters, such as constitutional type (dosha-prakriti), current imbalances (vikriti), and external and internal influences. This enables them to anticipate how imbalances may develop and propose precise, effective interventions based on observed and measured parameters.

👥 Who can participate?

The course is open to anyone interested in Ayurveda, regardless of prior knowledge. Its structure covers fundamental concepts and provides detailed preparation as a basis for understanding more advanced aspects of this science of life. Previous knowledge of Ayurveda may be an advantage but is not required. The module aims to establish a solid foundation for further study of advanced concepts and practical application of the principles presented.

Over the years, numerous study groups have completed the Ayurveda-Padartha chapter (Basic Concepts and Principles of Ayurveda). It has consistently been included as the first step in studying Ayurveda because its foundational concepts are essential to understanding and applying this science in practice.

The Ayurveda-Padartha module is based on course recordings supplemented by additional explanations and answers to participants’ questions. These additions have made the course a comprehensive and detailed resource, giving participants an opportunity to explore the topics more deeply through clear, practical instruction.

The course consists of 19 lessons. Each lesson lasts more than two hours, totaling approximately 45 hours.

All lessons are available online, with 24/7 access for 10 months from the date access is activated. This format allows participants to study at their own pace and revisit each lesson for review and deeper understanding.

Participation Fee

Participation in this specialized module is a valuable investment for those seeking to deepen their knowledge of Ayurveda. The full module costs 1280 lei and includes 19 lessons and approximately 45 hours of content.

🎓 Certificate of Participation

This Ayurveda course has received international recognition and validation. Upon completing the module, participants may request a certificate of participation issued within the international collaboration program involving AMN-Romania, Ayush Cell Romania, and Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research (DMIHER), India, an initiative undertaken at the request of the Embassy of India in Romania.