Wednesday, 9 April 2014

Suggestions Given by Prof. Dr. R. R. Deshpande, to Inspection committee during Teacher’s meeting, at MUHS LIC visit on 4th April 2014

1)   MUHS ,should upload Subject wise Teacher’s List ,with E mail ID & Phone number only ( Not with other details like Birth Date, Designation, Approved date etc etc) --- Because this List is meant only for communication for Academic discussions, Sharing experiences ,Knowledge, Skill & also difficulties.

2)   MUHS web site ,should have search Engine like Google that if any one types any word ,all the pages containing this word ,should be seen on the screen as a list ( For example if I type word ‘Sharir kriya’ in the bracket of search Engine – it should show all the pages having the word Sharir Kriya in the web site – Same like Google search )

3)   MUHS web site – should have Section of Academic & Clinical data Base – in which Cloud SYSTEM  should be adopted ,with unlimited storage of Data Base .In this section Excellent work of a person or a Institute or a Ayurvedic Hospital should be made available .It should contain Excellent Videos, Audios,Text, PPTS, Images, Lectures or Interviews of Teachers ,Physicians  from all affiliated Ayurvedic colleges of Maharashtra.

4)   CCIM,MUHS, AYUSH –should avoid the duplication of Documents ,demanded during each visit ,making bulky files of thousands of pages. Better all the Information should be always in CD or DVD format ,as a soft copy.( It can minimize wastage of Papers, Time & Energy) .

5)   MUHS ,should intimate to all teachers through personal mail only about Time Table of BOS or Academic or Senate meetings ,with proposed Agenda or Subjects & must Email & ask ,whether any Teacher want to share or suggest something ,for this particular meeting. ( Any mail can be send to Group of people ,at a time )

6)   CCIM or MUHS ,if want to implement any New resolution or Decision ,then there should be minimum 1 year breathing period for concern Teachers, concern Ayurvedic Colleges for Implimentation. Suppose MUHS has prepared a format for Sharir Kriya Journal in Feb 2014 & send circular asking implementation for the students , who are appearing in Summer 2014.This is very wrong .This circular ,rather should say that it is expected to execute Feb 14 decision ,till Feb 2015 . This is ideal .Why there is so Hurry & worry of Implementation, as if this is decision of Bypass surgery to decide Life & Death?
7)   The last but not least ,if University Authority or Committee members ,receive such type of suggestions ,it is the Accountability ,Humanity & Manners that  concern people ,first should immediately Acknowledge suggestions & also better to Inform the opinions & progress regarding suggestions .Then only any time in future Teachers will keep his enthusiasm to suggest some Good things .If any thing like this will not happen ,the Teacher will be frustrated regarding giving any suggestion & will lose his interest of Interaction with Stake holders or Decision makers .
8)   Please visit my Personal web site – www.ayurvedicfriend.com

   Thanks for all .Your Ayurvedic Friend,
                            Prof.DR.R.R.Deshpande
                            Ayurved college,Akurdi,Pune 44
                           


Wednesday, 12 March 2014

Ayurveda ,Yoga & Panchakarma Training Program- Advance Level 2 - By Prpf.Dr.R.R.Deshpande

Ayurveda ,Yoga & Panchakarma Training Program- Advance Level 2
 
Days
Theory
Practical
Day 1
Introduction to Ayurvedic Treatment.  i.e.( Shaman & Shodhan )
Shali Shashtik Pindaswedan

Panchakarma therapy features


Panchakarama therapy indications and operational details.




Day 2
Various types of Snehan
Patra Pottalli Sweda

& Swedan


Indications and Contraindication




Day 3
Vaman  Therapy (Therapeutic emesis)  procedure details.

Vaman  Procedure

Indication and contra indication




Day  4
Virechan  Therapy Details.(Therapeutic purgation)
Virechan  procedure operational demo.

Indication and Contraindications




Day 5
Basti Therapy (Therapeutic enemata) Various types and utility.
Rajayapan Basti
Day  6
Nasaya Procedure (Nasal Instilation)
Pradhaman Nasya and Guda Shunthi Nasya  Nasya

Various Types and indications




Day  7
Rakta Mokshan       (Blood  letting)
Leaches application

Various methods
Venous puncture.

Indications and Precautions.




Day  8
Antiageing and  Rejuvenation Therapy.
Tikta Ksheer Basti
(Basti with medicated milk)



Day 9
Weight management program in Ayurveda
Lekhan Basti



Day  10
a)   Ayurvedic  Joint Care
b)   Ayurvedi c antenatal care (ANC)
Agnikarma  and  Marma Massage


Ayurveda ,Yoga & Panchakarma Training Program Advance Level 1-By Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande

Ayurveda ,Yoga & Panchakarma Training Program Advance Level 1

Days
Theory Lectures
Practical
Day 1
Types of diseases, Disease promoting factors, Different methods of examination Trividh, Ashthavidha & Dashavidh
Valuka Pottali & Jambir Pinda Sweda,
Day 2
Pathology and Principles of Management of Pranavaha & Annavaha Srotas
Avagaha swed, Samvahan,
Day 3
Pathology and Principles of Management of Udakavaha & Rasavaha Srotas
Padaghat, Katiswed,

Day 4
Pathology and Principles of Management of Raktavaha, Mamsavaha srotas
Dhanyamla Dhara and Dughdha dhara.
Day 5
Pathology and Principles of Management of Medovaha & Asthivaha srotas


Taldharana, Upnaha Swed
Day 6
Pathology and Principles of Management of Majja & Shukravaha Srotas
Yonidhavn, Yoni dhupan, Utter basti,
Day 7
Pathology and Principles of Management of Mutravaha Swedavaha& Purishvah srotas
Mocharas Pichhabasti, Vaitaran Basti
Day 8
Principles and Various modes of Ayurvedic Treatments
Hridbasti and Urobasti
Day 9
Principles of manament of Jwara, Atisara & Raktapitta
Dhumpan and preparation of Dhuma varti
Day 10
Principles of management of Amavata, Sandhivata  & Vatarakta
Therapeutic yoga for Musculoskeletal ailments & Regional massage.


Ayurveda, Yoga & Panchakarma Training Program – Intermediate Level -By Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande

Ayurveda, Yoga & Panchakarma Training Program –
Intermediate Level

Days
Theory
Practical
Day 1
Introduction to ‘Dhatu i.e. Body Tissues
Abhyanga in 2 positions.

Functions of Dhatu


Upadhatus or Supportive body tissues

Day 2
Ayurvedic  Immunology
Kayaseka
Day 3
Introduction to Mala i.e. waste products.
Synchronal Massage

Ayurved aspect of health and disease




Day 4
Introduction to Srotas i.e. Body channels
Spinal massage & Kati Basti



Day 5
Ayurvedic Pharmacology (Basic principles)
Medicated oil preparation.



Day 6
Ayurvedic Drug formulations –Form of Drugs
Ghee preparation

Important Medicated oils





Day 7
Factors causing Diseases


                 (Total 3-hours)
Nabhi  Basti






Day  8
General features of Dosha, Dhatu and Mala Vitiation
Janu Basti



Day  9
Introduction  to  Marma
Manya  Basti



Day 10
Ayurved and Yoga in stress management.
Shirodhara-Medicated Oil
Shirodhara-Buttermilk.





Monday, 10 March 2014

Ayurved,Yoga ,Panchakarma: Ayurveda , Yoga & Panchakarma Training Programme ...

Ayurved,Yoga ,Panchakarma: Ayurveda , Yoga & Panchakarma Training Programme ...: Ayurveda , Yoga & Panchakarma Training Programme  -- Basic Course Day s Theory Lectures Practical ...

Ayurveda , Yoga & Panchakarma Training Programme -- Basic Course -- By Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande

Ayurveda , Yoga & Panchakarma Training Programme  -- Basic Course

Day s
Theory Lectures
Practical
1st Day
Introduction, aim & objectives, Definition of Ayurveda
Constitution analysis and Questionnaire and interview training

Concept of health  in Ayurveda


Relevance of Ayurveda in 21st century




2nd Day
Specialty Branches of Ayurveda
Shiro   Abhyanga 

Fundamental Principles of Ayurveda-Theory of Five elements  & Tridosha Siddhanta


Samanya  Vishesh Siddhanta




3rd Day
Tridosha Theory Elaboration
Abhyanga  & Swedana

Vata   Physiology


Significance of Vata in the body.


Vata  pacifying  Therapies




4th Day
Pitta  Physiology
Netra Basti &  Netra  Tarapan

Significance of Pitta In the body.


Piita pacifying therapeutic modalities.




5th Day
Kapha  Physiology
Udvartan, Lepa

Significance of Kapha  in the body


Kapha pacifying therapeutic modalities.




6th  day
Ayurvedic  aspect of  Diet, Types of Food  components
Kaval , Gandush

Influencing factors on digestion
Indian Cooking Principles and Some Recipes.

Concept  of Agni and its various types


Meal  Management and Diet Planning  with dietary  counseling




7th  Day
Sensory and Motor organs and their Physiology.
Karnapuran,  Anjan

Mind and its functions




8th  Day
Yoga as a science of Spirituality.

Yoga  Postures  and  Pranayam  training

Ashtanga   Yoga

9th day
Daily regimen & Seasonal Impact on body functions.
Matra  Basti

Season al lifestyle adaptation and  modification


Impact of age on body functions




10th   Day
Three pillars of Life (Trayopa stambha)
Facial massage and Face pack application, Padabhyanga

Natural urges  and their physiological role


Concept of   Beauty as per Ayurveda.


Discussions



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