Like Zrii? It's Time To Understand Ayurveda

One of the wonderful outcomes of a product like Zrii is that it begins to change people's consciousness. No, it does not contain some weird consciousness raising drugs. Instead, the synergistic ingredients in Zrii allow people's bodies to rejuvenate and detoxify and thus people feel differently and better than before. When that happens, many then find themselves attracted to the nutritional philosophy of the product.

What is Ayurveda?

So...before being introduced to Zrii, many people had never even heard the word "Ayurveda". Now they are experiencing some of the benefits of ayurveda and that prompts them to want to know more. This is where the consciousness raising begins. Did you know that Yoga and Aryurveda are two branches of the same tree? Did you know that the ayurvedic traditions have been practiced for over 5000 years? Did you realize that you can create an ayurvedic lifestyle, incorporating diet, yoga, and meditation?

People often find that as their health improves with the ingestion of a nutritional supplement like Zrii, they begin making other healthy changes in their life and a very positive cycle is created. With Ayurveda, the mind/body/spirit aspect of the philosophy can entice people to explore their own health and wellness on more than just a physical plane.

Learn About Ayurveda

There are numerous books and websites where you can learn about ayurveda. It can be a complex subject, so find materials that explain in a language makes sense to you. There are a host of ebooks available on all aspects of ayurveda that you can download and be reading in five minutes. I love ebooks (for information and non-fiction) because I can research a topic and be reading about it within minutes.

I hope that your research into ayurveda will speed you on your journey to health, wellness and balance in your life.

History of Ayurveda

Around five thousand years ago, one of the greatest sages of India , Srila Vyasadeva wrote down the Vedas for the first time. The Vedas also included a branch called Ayurveda that means “ The Science of Life”. It is the oldest and most holistic health system available to human beings today. This ancient wisdom of healing, prevention and longevity was a part of the spiritual tradition of a universal religion before it was written down in texts.

According to many scholars knowledge of Ayurveda originated from India and influenced the ancient Chinese system of medicine and medical system practiced in Greece . Thus, Ayurveda is also known as the “Mother of all Healing”.

Modern Ayurveda includes:

• Principles of preventive healthcare for the entire family (kulam svastyam kutumbakam).
• Treatment of addictions (sangakara chikitsa).
• Purification and rejuvenation treatments (panchakarma chikitsa).
• The Ayurvedic approach to diet and weight loss (sthaulya chikitsa)
• Musculoskeletal system treatments (vatavyadhi chikitsa).
• Promotion of self-healing and resistance to disease (svabhaavoparamavaada).
• Male and female infertility (vajikarana).
• Beauty and cosmetic treatments for men and women (saundarya sadhana).