Mind and Spirituality

Welcome to the course on mind and spirituality from the perspective of Maharishi Ayurveda! In this course, we will explore the structure and function of the mind within the Ayurvedic vision, delving into the link between mind and spirituality.

 

Maharishi Ayurveda considers the mind as one of the fundamental pillars of health and well-being. According to this view, the mind is a dynamic, interconnected entity that plays a crucial role in our experience of life and in our search for meaning and spiritual fulfillment.

 

Through the perspective of Maharishi Ayurveda, we will explore the structure of the mind and its functions. We will study key concepts such as psychic constitutions and how these influence mental characteristics, moods and the way we perceive the world.

 

We will also explore the concept of "Sattva", which represents a state of balance and mental clarity. We will discover how to increase the full potential of Sattva through the integrated approach of Maharishi Ayurveda Methodologies to promote optimal mental well-being and a deep connection with our inner spirituality.

 

Throughout the course, we will also explore the importance of Consciousness and Meditation as fundamental tools for understanding and stabilizing the mind.

 

If you are interested in exploring the deep connection between mind and spirituality and want to discover how Maharishi Ayurveda can enrich your understanding of both, this course is an opportunity not to be missed.

 

CONTENTS

 

MIND AND SPIRITUALITY

The lessons begin by exploring quotations on the mind and spirituality from Vedic Literature, and mainly develop knowledge of the structure and function of the mind according to Vedic knowledge.

a) Maharishi Mahesh Yogi uvaacha

b) Maharishi Mahesh  Yogi (quotation from “The Science of Being and Art of Living”)

c) Being and Yoga

d) Mind and Yoga

e) Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ( quotation from “ Bhagavad Gita – Commentary”)

f) Purusha and Mind

g) Mind – Upanishads

 

 MANO RACHANA SHARIRAM  (STRUCTURE OF THE MIND).

 

MANO KRIYA SHARIRAM (FUNCTION OF THE MIND) 

 

 

 

Intended primarily for: Maharishi Ayurveda consultants or with a background in Ayurveda, psychologists, psychiatrists, doctors, students of these areas, and related professions. nurses, naturopaths, physiotherapists.

Pace of the course: 1 lesson per week on Sundays, of 1hr 15 min duration, including questions and answers.

Time of day: 20:30 hrs to 21:45 hrs, Amsterdam / 11:30 am to 12:45 pm, Pacific Time.

Start date: May 12, 2024.

End date: July 14, 2024.

Number of hours: 12:30 hours

Duration: 10 weeks

 

The course is offered in English with simultaneous translation into Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and French. Recorded sessions will be posted online for those unable to attend the live sessions on the dates and times specified above.

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Lecturers

This course is presented by three leading experts in this field

Prof. Dr. Bruno Renzi

Prof. Dr. Bruno Renzi, from Italy. Prof. Renzi, graduated in medicine and surgery, and with a specialisation in psychiatry, has held various positions at the Luigi Sacco University Hospital Center in Milan, former Director of the Center of Integrated Psychosomatic and Funtional Medicine, Coordinator of the Center of Stress-Related Disorders and Professor a.c. of Psychiatric Rehabilitation at the State University of Milan. Prof. Renzi has pursued studies and internships at various institutions around the world, such as the Cathexis Institute in Oakland (California), Maharishi International University in Iowa and Gujarat Ayurvedic University in Jamnagar (India), which has provided him with a unique perspective to integrate modern and ancient traditional treatments of mental disorders. Professor Renzi has lectured at many universities. He has appeared on numerous television programs and has published articles and is author of the following books: The mind in ayurveda; Stress ed autoipnosi; Anima, conversazioni irreali. He also is a coauthor of the following books: Il libro bianco dello stress a Milano; Oltre il labirinto; percorsi di medicina complementare; I territori dell'alchimia, Jung e oltre; Il manifesto della lunga vita, la rivoluzione della medicina predittiva. . He is also co-director of the Maharishi College of Perfect Health International in the Netherlands. Faculty Member at MIU, IOWA, USA.

Prof. Dr. ssa. Lorenza Garghetti

Dr. ssa. Lorenza Garghetti, also from Italy. Dr. Garghetti graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Milan Cancer Institute and went on to study pediatrics at the University of Milan Osp. S. Raffaele, where she dealt with resuscitation and intensive care of newborn pathologies. She has attended numerous training courses on Ayurvedic medicine all over the world and, as a pediatrician, has given training for the "Mother-Baby Program" course in the Netherlands and Switzerland. In addition, Dr. Garghetti has been responsible for the training of physicians on Maharishi Ayurveda for many years. She is currently co-director of the Maharishi College of Perfect Health International in the Netherlands.

Prof. Dr. PhD Manohar Palakurthi

Dr. Manohar Palakurthi PhD, BAMS, Iowa, USA - MIU (Maharishi Nadi Vigyan) Doctoral Program Researcher, Clinical Professor of Physiology and Health, Clinical Director of Maharishi AyurVed Panchakarma Center, Ayurvedic Physician, Institute of Natural Medicine and Prevention -MIU-USA. Vaidya Manohar Palakurthi, BAMS, is a highly respected Ayurvedic expert in the Western world and India. He has been practicing Ayurveda for 33 years. He is a leading Ayurvedic physician, educator and consultant in the Ayurvedic curriculum. Vaidya Manohar Palakurthi is a leading expert on Maharishi AyurVeda-the consciousness-based approach to health-having worked directly with Maharishi for three decades. Vaidya Manohar has taught Maharishi AyurVeda courses, including Maharishi Nadi Vigyan, around the world, and currently teaches at Maharishi International University, in the United States.

Price options

Regular price of €250. There is a 50% discount for Latin America and the Caribbean, and for low-income countries.