The Ayurveda Camp offers a unique opportunity for those eager to explore the many fields of the ancient science of Ayurveda in depth. Over several days, participants study and practice together according to a shared schedule of activities.
This program is designed to provide each participant with valuable insights into essential aspects of the vast, ancient traditional science of Ayurveda.
The program is organized into two distinct but complementary parts, each comprising three days of presentations and activities designed to provide a practical understanding of essential Ayurvedic principles. Part 1 will take place online on June 26, 27, and 28, 2026, while Part 2 will take place on July 24, 25, and 26, 2026.
Part 1 of this camp focuses on “Ṣaḍ-Padārtha – The Six Principles of Ayurvedic Knowledge”, the set of six principles through which the Ayurvedic tradition describes and organizes knowledge of reality.
These six principles are sāmānya, the principle of similarity; viśeṣa, the principle of differentiation; dravya, the principle of substantiality; guṇa, the principle of qualitative ordering; karman, the principle of action; and samavāya, the principle of inseparable simultaneity.
Through sāmānya we understand how similarity supports amplification, growth, and rebalancing, while viśeṣa highlights the faculty of discernment needed to recognize subtle differences between states. Dravya refers to substance as the bearer of qualities and as the expression of a transformative flow, while guṇa refers to the qualities used to describe people, foods, and plants. Karman indicates action, understood as the functional manifestation of a substance or a being, while samavāya provides a perspective on inseparable relationships between aspects and reveals the coherence underlying the interdependence of phenomena.
This first part of the camp is especially valuable for those who wish to deepen their understanding of the foundational principles of Ayurvedic thought and then apply them precisely to the processes of restoring balance.
Sessions will take place live via Zoom, over three days, according to the following schedule:
Part 2 of this camp focuses on “Sapta-Samaya – The Ayurvedic System of Seven Stages of Harmonious Existential Integration”, presented in the esoteric Ayurvedic tradition as an ascending sequence of seven higher states of inner harmonization.
The seven stages of existential integration are prakṛta-samaya, ākāra-samaya, utphala-samaya, vistāra-samaya, siddhi-samaya, prabodha-samaya and saṃhatatva-samaya, together forming a gradual system of self-knowledge in which each stage points to a higher form of existential integration, greater clarity of purpose, and a deeper understanding of the meaning of existence.
This topic offers profound insight into how a person can objectively assess inner progress, existential orientation, and the degree of beneficial transformation resulting from consistent practice.
Special emphasis is placed on the starting stage, prakṛta-samaya, which expresses harmonization of one's constitutional nature and fulfillment of one's latent potential. From this starting point, Ayurvedic practitioners can understand how Ayurvedic practice, methods of constitutional harmonization, approaches to regeneration in Rasāyana and inner discipline can support gradual progress toward well-being, clarity, and higher integration.
For Part 2 of the camp, a specially selected medicinal plant set is available to support and illustrate the topics covered. The set can be purchased separately from animaplant.ro and is not included in the camp participation fee.
The camp is open to everyone interested in exploring practical aspects of Ayurveda in greater depth. AMN-Romania Ayurveda instructors, students, and individuals who are not currently taking these courses may participate.
The Ayurveda Camp – Summer 2026 offers two registration options to accommodate different participation preferences:
Both options offer the flexibility to participate either in real time alongside other attendees or later through the recordings at one's own pace.
Live sessions will take place in two three-day series via Zoom: Part 1 on June 26, 27, and 28, 2026and Part 2 on July 24, 25, and 26, 2026.
To register for the Ayurveda Camp – Summer 2026, you must complete payment for the selected option. After payment, both the Zoom links and the recordings (depending on the option selected) will be accessible directly from this website page.
Participation in the Ayurveda Camp 2026 – Summer Session (both parts) gives you access to the two traditional systems presented during the camp: Ṣaḍ-Padārtha (the six principles of Ayurvedic knowledge) and Sapta-Samaya (the seven stages of harmonious existential integration).
Live Zoom sessions + 90 days of video recordings