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Sir being ayurvedacharya i want to say there are 7dhatus (ras rakt mamsa med asthi majja and sukra) but there are 3 doshas (vata pitta and kapha) which u are saying abt there balance. Thank u sir for such such a brief and nice explanation. I want to know more about what Mother said about ayurveda?🌿🍃🌱🥣

The Mother had high hopes for the Ayurvedic system of treatment. She saw in it a great possibility in the work of transformation that She has undertaken.

Given its divine origins, its positive approach of improving the bodily life to the extent of making it completely immune from diseases, its reliance on gentler natural herbs, its taking into consideration the whole mind – body – soul make it the perfect possible system for people practicing some kind of inner yoga.

I am not sure how deeply effective it would be on modern bodies that have lost their natural vigor and vitality and are further hampered by a bad lifestyle and excessive faith in strong and violent allopathic remedies.

Perhaps Ayurveda will need to reinvent itself in a new way with modern conditions. The movement has already started in that direction. It is a question of time, perhaps that human body, at least in a certain number, growing subtler under the Supramental forces at work, will automatically prefer the simpler, gentler natural methods of assisting the bodily health than the present methods that stun and confuse the body, closing it to higher interventions.

May you discover the true secrets of the Science of longevity and harmonious health that Ayurveda is meant to provide.

Affectionately,
Alok Da

Source: Healing Systems (RH 051)

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