Emotions of the organs
Daily interactions trigger emotions, positive or negative, based on past experiences. Ideally, emotions flow through us like tides. We can observe them for self-awareness. Modern life, however, often leads to suppressing or being overwhelmed by emotions, causing blockages in our body and mind. From an Ayurvedic perspective, each emotion has a doshic quality (as Vata, Pitta, or Kapha) and an affinity with specific organs in the body system.
In this course, you will discover:
- the intricate connections between our emotional states, doshas and the organs of the body.
- how undigested or poorly processed emotions can lodge in specific organs - while exploring the pathologies and diseases that can manifest as a result.
- practical tools such as meditation, pranayama and herbs to cleanse and support these organs on a subtle level.
Course Details:
- Length: Session is approximately 2 hours
- 2 credit hours
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Daily interactions trigger emotions, positive or negative, based on past experiences. Ideally, emotions flow through us like tides. We can observe them for self-awareness. Modern life, however, often leads to suppressing or being overwhelmed by emotions, causing blockages in our body and mind. From an Ayurvedic perspective, each emotion has a doshic quality (as Vata, Pitta, or Kapha) and an affinity with specific organs in the body system.
In this course, you will discover:
- the intricate connections between our emotional states, doshas and the organs of the body.
- how undigested or poorly processed emotions can lodge in specific organs - while exploring the pathologies and diseases that can manifest as a result.
- practical tools such as meditation, pranayama and herbs to cleanse and support these organs on a subtle level.
Course Details:
- Length: Session is approximately 2 hours
- 2 credit hours
