
The Future of Ayurvedic Medicine in the United States
Author: Jacky RaeWith the launch of the new National Ayurvedic Medical Association Certification Board (NAMACB) begins an exciting time for the Ayurvedic Profession in the United States and beyond. Students are now required to obtain a NAMACB...

Career in Yoga Therapy
Author: Jacky Rae The Sister Sciences {reunited as skilled practitioners of Yoga and Ayurveda} find that by combining these practices on a professional level holds an incredibly powerful, therapeutic tool. The Ayurvedic Yoga Therapist (AYT) holds an...

Top 10 Reasons to do a Yoga Teacher Training in Mexico
Author: Jacky Rae 1. Experience a Whole New World - Many of our students have never ventured outside their home country before. Taking a Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) in a new country gives students the opportunity to explore a new environment in the safety...

NAMA Announcement
Author: Jacky Rae The National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) has made an important announcement that concerns all current or prospective students of Ayurvedic Medicine in the USA and abroad. All future NAMA Approved Programs are now required to...

NAMA Grandfathering
Author: Jacky Rae The National Ayurvedic Medical Association has announced their Ayurvedic Yoga Therapy Educational standards and the Grandfathing Window for qualified AYT’s is closing in April of 2019. This unique opportunity offers Ayurvedic...

Patient Encounter Guidelines
Author: Jacky Rae 1. How does Yoga Veda Institute meet the Patient Encounter (PE) requirements for the National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA)? 2. What is the Patient Encounter requirement for the Ayurvedic Health Counselor Diploma? For the...

How to Balance Dual Pitta-Vata Dosha with Yoga
A Pitta-Vata yoga balancing practice Author: Heidi Harrabi There are three doshas – Vata (air and ether), Kapha (water and earth)…

A Step-by-Step Morning Routine for Sattvic Living
How to work towards a Sattvic mind.

A Dinner Date With The Three Gunas
Introducing Tamas, Rajas, and Sattva. Imagine you’re going to dinner with three of your friends…

The Concept of Agni in Ayurveda
An invitation to heal your agni imbalance Agni literally means fire and refers to the force that’s present in every cell of our bodies.