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Ayurveda & Yoga Nidra, Nourishing Care of the Mind
Oct
27
5:00 PM17:00

Ayurveda & Yoga Nidra, Nourishing Care of the Mind

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AYURVEDA & YOGA NIDRA
Nourishing Care of the Mind

In this Seminar we will explore the theory & traditional method of entry into a state of awareness known as Yoga Nidra, (Yogic Sleep or Sleepless Sleep). In our exploration we will touch on several ways that an Ayurvedic approach to lifestyle & self-care can be more easily adopted & sustained, with the internal mental & emotional nourishment provided by a regular practice of Yoga Nidra. With sustained practice, over time, the subtle benefits of Yogic Sleep can grow into a pillar of internal support, created from our own wise inner nature & serving a vital role in all of our self- healing endeavors.

We will take an insightful look into the expansive Ayurvedic & Yogic view of the Mind, translate several guiding & inspiring Sanskrit Sutras, & outline supportive Tanmatra & Yoga Chikitsa. We will unfold the ways that the gentle practices of Ayurveda & Yoga Nidra can offer ease of entry into a slower, more peaceful rhythm in daily life; ways that open our hearts & minds to new states of receptivity, & support us in making more expansive, conscious choices surrounding the natural care of ourselves, our loved ones, our communities & planet.

The traditional Yoga Nidra methodology of Swami Satyananda Sarasvati, derived & adapted from a Tantric Yoga practice, known as Nyasa, will be highlighted, & several curated practice resources given. If you have questions surrounding this Seminar, Kari can be reached through her website, www.shamana.stream.

 

Kari H. Nolan, CAP, CYT:

Kari is the founder of Shamana Eco Ayurveda, her small, private practice of over 20 years, which reaches clients in the Ohio Valley of both southern Indiana & northern Kentucky, as well as virtually worldwide. She speaks in rural communities on ways of returning to Nature, & the inherent ecology of Ayurveda for self-healing; ways to care for ourselves & the Earth as one. She enjoys teaching Marma, Nadi & Sanskrit to students of Ayurveda & Yoga.

Learning the nuances of Tanmatra Chikitsa from her teacher, Dr. Vasant Lad, has played a foundational role in the evolution of her Ayurveda practice. Kari specializes in helping clients to create their own Eco Ayurveda lifestyles, inclusive of understanding & nourishing care of their own senses, emotions & mind; herbal, sensory, sleep & traditional Hatha Yoga protocols abound. Symbiotic Marma, Craniosacral & Shamana body therapy sessions are one of her deep & earthy client experiences on offer.

Kari’s life, medicinal gardens & quiet practice grow in both Louisville, Kentucky & on family land in Indiana, within the diverse Hoosier National Forest, which she & her community work to preserve. Life in the Forest is a constant inspiration in her client care, which entwines Ayurveda with the art & poetry of Nature, as well as the living arts of Vastu & Jyotish, through Seminars & Seed Wisdom Courses. Kari can be reached through her website, www.shamana.stream.

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Aug
25
5:00 PM17:00

Ayur~Chrome: The Art of Observational Awareness through Energy Medicine

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Seminar Description:
Tanmatra Chikitsa: Light Therapy for times of Uncertainty and Change. A Supreme support for therapeutic service providers and spiritual guides.

Learning Objectives for the topic:
1) History of Color therapy and birth of Ayur-Chrome
2) Bhuta Vidya or Ayurvedic Psychology and the importance of the 5 Vayus and the 3 Gunas.
3) Applications case study examples. Where and when to apply Ayur~Chrome
4) Mano Vaha Srotas and the subtle influence of the Psycho-Spiritual doorways.

Join Karuna Fluhart-Negrete CAP, for an exploration of the modality of Chromatherapy. (Image provided by Karuna)

  • K. Karuna Fluhart-Negrete M.A., CHT, CMH, LPCC, CAP, RPP Karuna is a Licensed Professional Clinical Mental Health Counselor # 1071 CA #0218761 NM

    She is also a certified Hakomi Therapist and Registered Polarity Practitioner. She began her studies in Ayurvedic medicine in 1986 with Dr. Vasant Lad and worked closely with him in his Clinic/Institute for over a decade.

    As a Holistic Psychotherapist and Ayurvedic Specialist, she utilizes the universal wisdom of 5 element theory as an educational model to establish greater connection between body, mind and spirit. In Integrative Healing, attention is given to the cooperative relationship between therapist and client.

    A therapeutic relational bond can promote greater trust, relaxation, and nourishment leading to corrective neural patterning and deepening of relational bonds.

    To integrate somatic healing touch into her psychotherapy practice, Karuna became a Registered Polarity Practitioner. This work opened a doorway for the body-mind integrated psychotherapy and somatic color therapy sessions: Body-Mind Synchronization & Ayur-chrome which Karuna created and became known for in New Mexico.

    The clinical results of this integrative style of process work led her to study and become certified in Hakomi, a mindful approach to body-centered psychotherapy. She had successful private practice in Santa Cruz, Ca for 13 years where she specialized in anxiety/depression, loss, trauma and transition for a diverse clientele.

    She offered mindful holistic oriented psychotherapy and somatic integrated Ayur-chrome sessions and healing groups. She now continues her integrative somatic psychotherapy and Ayur-chrome sessions. Once again in Albuquerque, NM. She is available for trainings and consultation. See www.colorheals.com

    Please give a summary of the experience you have in relation to your chosen topic:
    I began working with color and light in the 80's while grieving the loss of my mother in my undergraduate studies at Lake Erie Colleges ' BK Smith gallery and Fine arts department. In 1984 I took a class on color symbology and healing which inspired me to utilize color in my wardrobe.

    Simultaneously, I was introduced to a Spiritual healing path and began working with hands on healing and vibrational remedies. I met Vaidya Vasant Lad, in 1986 and received a polarity protocol which was the perfect outlet for this energetic healing. In 1987 I moved to Albuquerque to study ASP 1 at the Ayurvedic Institute.

    Then I studied herbal medicine with Tierrarona Low Dog and helped set up the NM Herbal clinic which allowed me to clinically practice Ayurveda, herbalism and the making of herbal formulations.

    After this training my friend Kevin Spellman asked me to cover for him in the Ayurvedic Insitutes herb room. Not long after I was hired as the first woman herbalist to work beside Dr. Lad. After a five years of study and application I transitioned to the Pancha Karma department as a Shiro Tech and began being requested to offer Body-Mind energy sessions for our clientele.

    A couple years later while I pursued a degree in MH Counseling I was hired as Dr. Lad’s assistant to take the overflow PK clients. It was at this time I was able to integrate and set up the color therapy program in the clinic as in the previous four years I met privately with Dr. Lad and we co-created this my signature work, Ayur~Chrome.

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Apr
10
to Aug 11

AYURVEDA AND THE MIND A 3-Part Series

Topics in Ayurveda: 53 PACE Credits
Topics in Sister Sciences: 12 PACE Credits

Course Description:
The Kripalu School of Ayurveda (KSA) presents: Ayurveda and the Mind—a brand new, three-part series consisting of a five-day on campus program in April, an evening online program from April–June, and a five-day on campus program in September. This is a unique opportunity to join a cohort of other Ayurvedic practitioners as you learn from expert KSA faculty about mental wellness—an extremally relevant and important topic, especially now. All of the programs in this series are intended to deepen your personal and professional Ayurvedic study and practices. NOTE Programs can be taken as stand-alones or together as a bundle. There is a 10% discount when you book all three programs as a bundle.

Course Objectives:
1. Be able to guide clients/students into an inquiry around an embodied experience of suffering with the framework of manovaha srotas
2. Provide herbal recommendations for reducing the root cause of anxiety and depression
3. Utilizing food, breathwork, yoga asana and meditation as tools for healing blockages in manovaha srotas

Course Dates:
April 10, 2024-Septebmer 14, 2024

Start Time:
7pm ET

End Time:
12pm ET

Course Delivery Method:
Live (In Person)
Live In Person Address:
57 Interlaken Road Stockbridge MA (Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health)

Name (s) of Faculty Member (s):
Scott Blossom, Kate O'Donnell, Claudia Welch, Anusha Sehgal

Course Registration URL:
https://kripalu.org/presenters-programs/ayurveda-and-mind-3-part-series

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