The Ayurvedic Centre Plants in Campus
Dugdha Pheni/Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) This herb is known as dudhali in Hindi and lion’s tooth, puffball in English. It belongs to family Asteraceae or Parpatadi Varga in Raj Nighantu, Ayurveda. It is native to Eurasia and North America, but now propagates as...
The Theory of the Chronic Miasms of Homeopathy
continued from last issue. . . . .To paraphrase Hahnemann, the founder of the homeopathic system, chronic diseases develop very slowly and the vital force can neither resist them nor is it strong enough to extinguish them. As a result, over time they...
Chains or Freedom?
Karma is not God’s doing. Karma is performed by each individual. It is what each particular individual must deal with, understand, and complete. Karma is the product of each person’s own actions, thoughts, and desires. No one else is responsible for it. It...
Rural Development Institute – Five days training of First Responders
Date : 19 – 23 November, 2018 Training venue : RDI Key highlights Importance of First Responder Performing CPR in emergency situation Ensuring safe transportation of injured patient from accident place to hospital Providing quality services...
Rural Development Institute – Annual Training Calendar
HIHT News November – December 2018 Issue
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The Gandhian Way for the Villages
As India begins the commemoration of the 150th year of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth celebrations, it is worth going down memory lane to recall the time Swami Rama spent with Gandhiji. Bhole (as Swami Rama was known in his youth) asked his master the reason why...
The Ayurvedic Centre Plants in Campus
Erand Karkati ( Carica Papaya) Erand karkati is known as papita in Hindi and papaya in English. It belongs to family Caricaceae and Erand karkati kul in Ayurveda. Papaya is a giant herbaceous plant resembling a tree but it is not woody. Its origin is in...
The Theory of the Chronic Miasms of Homeopathy (continued)
continued from last issue.... From the perspective of yoga, disease is produced by the interaction of various invisible energy fields. The qualities and characteristics of these energy fields can be known indirectly through the forms and pattern of matter...
Learning to Die by Swami Rama
All of life’s events try to teach that out of death comes life. In the process there is an urge to know and feel something that cannot die. Jesus taught that “whosoever will save his life shall lose it, but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake shall...