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The ultimate body-mind coordination is to be so in touch with one's body that disease becomes an impossibility. This is the promise of Ayurveda. There are three secrets that help to establish this state of ultimate health and vitality.
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The first secret is proper exercise, an exercise program which nurtures every aspect of the individual. The exercise program must be adjusted to the individuals body-mind type, state of balance, age, and activities. Of the three secrets, in our culture proper exercise is most misunderstood. In this culture it is no pain no gain, in fact more people die in health clubs than in night clubs in America, an amazing distortion. For more information on how to exercise with wisdom, I highly recommend "Body, Mind and Sport"by John Douillard. |
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exercise must be in harmony with the deepest
desires or purpose of the individual.
When the exercise program has these qualities,
it becomes a joy to exercise. Every minute
of the exercise brings joy and bliss to
the body and mind.
The second secret is proper routine, a routine
in harmony with the eternal rhythms of nature
and adjusted to the season, the age, activities
and the deepest desires or purpose of the
of the individual.
The third secret is proper diet, a diet
suited to the individual according to body-mind
type and adjusted to the season, age, and
activities of the individual.
Ayurveda says that all three are necessary
for perfect health. In working with hundreds
of individuals over the past two years,
I have found that we have a totally distorted
view of exercise. This view is deeply embedded
in our mental and emotional bodies as well
as our physical body. Because this distortion
in most cases is so deep, no matter what
one does with diet and routine, without
a fundamental shift in how we view exercise,
perfect health remains just an elusive ideal,
always just out of reach. |
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