VASANT LAD WEBINAR
Kundalini Awakening: The Balance of Major Yogic Nadis
Vasant Lad, BAM&S, MASc
3 credit hours
In this three hour webinar, esteemed Ayurvedic physician Vasant Lad, BAM&S, MASc will introduce some of the major yogic nadis or channels of the body such as the Ida, Pingala, and Sushumna. He will dive into their function and significance in the physical body and the mind as well as their role in awakening Kundalini.
He will also explore the various ways in which these nadis become blocked or obstructed and simple techniques and routines to help bring them back into balance. You can expect to leave this webinar with a clear understanding of the role these yogic nadis play in the material and subtle planes, and how to support the flow of prana through each of them for greater harmony and balance at all levels of your being.
Topics we will cover in this webinar
In this webinar, we'll embark on a transformative exploration together:
What a nadi is and the multitude that exist in the human body.
The roles of major yogic nadis and their fundamental connection to the breath and prana, as well as how they relate to the three doshas.
The significance of the major nadis on the path to spiritual enlightenment as they relate to Kundalini and the chakras.
How the major nadis may become obstructed or blocked through diet, lifestyle, and mental emotional habit patterns as well as past-life karma.
Strategies and tips for how to support clear flow through each of the nadis for optimal physical, mental/emotional, and spiritual evolution.
Take this webinar if...
You would like to gain insight into the role of the major nadis within you and how to promote their proper flow for all aspects of your personal growth and evolution.
You are a healthcare provider curious to see how an understanding of the major yogic channels could give you a different perspective on your clients’ concerns and broaden the ways in which you support them.
You are an Ayurvedic practitioner wanting to deepen your understanding of how the major nadis play a role in the concerns your clients face and techniques to support all aspects of their health and wellbeing.
Things to note
All are welcome to attend this course! That being said, Vasant Lad, BAM&S, MASc will use Sanskrit terminology and discuss yogic principles such as Kundalini and the chakras, so having an awareness of these concepts prior would be helpful.
He will also discuss the nadis and their imbalances in relation to the three doshas and prakruti-vikruti paradigm, so having a basic understanding of Ayurveda would be greatly supportive though not required.
What is a Nadi?
The word nadi may be translated as a tube, duct, cord or vessel, but it also represents a channel, stream, pulse or flow. The Sanskrit root nad means sound vibration and movement, so we can understand nadis to be subtle channels that enable the flow of energy throughout one’s being.
There are 72,000 nadis in the body, all of which originate in the seven chakras. The chakras are energy centers or reservoirs of consciousness related to the major nerve plexus centers that tie the physical body to the astral body.
As an example, the three major yogic nadis ida, pingala, and sushumna are joined and rooted in muladhara chakra or the root chakra and from there ascend until they meet again at Ajna chakra or the third eye. It is the touch of a guru at the third eye, this point where all three major nadis intersect, that can awaken Kundalini - the coiled, serpentine, spiritual energy that lies dormant at the base of the spine and whose ascension leads to higher spiritual awakening.
Sushumna is the central nadi rooted at the base of the spine that ascends along the spinal cord and from which all other nadis branch. Kundalini travels up the sushumna if unobstructed.
The other two major nadis, ida and pingala, regulate the breath and thus greatly influence the nature of our mind and day to day perceived experience. Ida nadi opens into the left nostril and connects to the lunar, feminine, yin energy that is more passive, cooling, and tranquil. Pingala nadi opens into the right nostril and relates to the solar, masculine, yang energy that is much more active, hot and fiery.
Many imbalances in the physical and mental emotional body may originate simply from breathing more through one nostril than the other!
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Kundalini Awakening: The Balance of Major Yogic Nadis
Cost: $150
3 credit hours
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Meet the Master
Vasant Lad, BAM&S, MASc
As the founder and director of The Ayurvedic Institute, Vasant Lad has worked tirelessly for the last 40 years to bring the deep insights and transformative power of Ayurveda to the West. His passion for healing has garnered him respect throughout the world, and he is considered the premiere authority on Ayurveda outside of India. His webinars offer the essence of decades of teaching and clinical practice, providing you with both inspiring theory and rigorous practical application while weaving in his personal spiritual insights
Frequently Asked Questions
How will I view the session?
For online viewing, we will utilize the Zoom platform through your own personal AyurLearn Portal. You will receive clear instructions on how to join. All you need is good internet access; a laptop, tablet, or phone with video and audio capabilities; and a fresh and open mind!
In-person events will be held at The AyurPrana Listening Room: 312 Haywood Rd; Asheville, NC 28806. Year With Speaker Bundle participants can contact care@liveayurprana.com to come in person.
Recorded classes or the live replays are available for online participants, and can be accessed through the AyurLearn Portal. Instructions to access your AyurLearn Portal will be emailed to you shortly after purchase.
What if I have no background in medicine or Ayurveda? Do I need any background to understand the content in the seminar?
Our seminars are intentionally accessible for anyone - even those relatively new to Ayurveda. The speaker may become more technical, but we always bring it back to the basics.
Can I ask the instructor questions during the seminar?
Yes! The live component of any class is interactive. We have a state-of-the-art setup for the speaker to have a life-size view of the audience, as if you are sitting together. There will be designated opportunities to ask questions you have related to the content.
What if I can’t join the during the live broadcast? Can I watch the session later?
Absolutely. Online participants will have unlimited access to the full recorded sessions after the live broadcast. The recording will be made available within 48-72 hours of the live session.
What if I am having technical problems during the live seminar?
You can reach us by utilizing the chat feature in Zoom or emailing care@liveayurprana.com . We will be continuously checking these so that we can respond to you promptly.
What is your refund and cancellation policy?
Programs with live content may be canceled up to 72 hours prior to the start date of the program. Pre-recorded programs are non-refundable. Please contact care@liveayurprana.com to submit a request for cancellation.
Do you offer PACE credits for this seminar?
PACE stands for Professional Acknowledgment for Continuing Education. At the end of your course you will receive a certification that reflects the number of hours completed. The National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) will generally provide you with 1 PACE credit per hour of instruction. AyurPrana does not offer these credits ourselves and we are not registered with NAMA - nor do we facilitate the submission to NAMA for credit hours, this needs to be competed by the attendee themselves. Our courses ARE accepted for PACE credits - after your course completion, you can submit to NAMA for your PACE credits. Visit NAMA here for more details: https://www.ayurvedanama.org/pace
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