Ayurveda Lexicon
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and Ayurveda - Our Miraherba Travel Report
For our current blog article, we have something very special for you. In early May, our boss and family matriarch Sabine was traveling through Northern India on her motorcycle and brought us a travel report. Come along on a journey through Rishikesh, the much-praised capital of yoga. And learn more about Maharishi, the yogi, his ashram, and the roots of Maharishi Ayurveda.
Learn moreGhee – The Gold of Ayurveda – with Recipe
Ghee is lactose-free, more heat-resistant, has a longer shelf life, and is easier to store than butter. This makes Ghee popular not only in Asia but also in European kitchens as a versatile cooking fat. Ghee is also used in Ayurvedic medicine as a high-quality and proven healing agent in various ways. Learn everything about Ghee in Ayurveda and how to make it yourself. Read more now!
Learn moreDoshas Vata, Pitta, Kapha – The Teaching of Ayurveda Types
Not only online at Miraherba, but also in our Ayurveda practice, we are confronted almost daily with the question: "What is my Dosha and what does that tell me?" The Internet is full of Dosha tests. While they are fun, they always contain only half the truth. We provide some basic information on the nature and effects of the Doshas and the fundamentals of Ayurveda. Read more!
Learn moreBrahmi – The Plant of Wisdom
The most important effect of both plants is called medhya, which means "brain-tonic," that is, good for the psyche, mind and nerves. This property makes Brahmi a significant herb for anyone seeking to improve brain performance, such as students, scholars or older people.
Learn moreAmla - Fruit of Eternal Youth
The Amla tree is native to India and its fruits are used in many Ayurvedic formulations. In the Charaka Samhita, the Amla fruit is described as a panacea and fruit of eternal youth.
Learn moreGandusha – Ayurvedic Oral Care
Gandusha is part of the daily morning routine. It removes metabolic waste (ama) and is a guarantee for a healthy mouth and throat, firm, well-perfused gums, and fresh breath.
Learn moreGuide to Ayurvedic Morning Routine Dinacharya
The Ayurvedic morning routine dinacharya should be part of your daily rituals. You support your wellbeing, cleanse your system, and keep your Doshas in balance.
Learn morePranayama - Guide to Ayurvedic Breathing Exercises
Ayurvedic breathing exercises for morning and evening. Pranayama refers to the conscious regulation and deepening of breathing through mindfulness and consistent practice.
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