An Ayurvedic healer starts reading your personality type as soon as you walk into his room. How does he do that? Well, ancient ayurvedic treatises have lengthy explanations of how your physical appearance is linked to your doshas.
First, your build:
So now you’re sitting in front of the vaidya. He is noticing every facial feature. It’s fun (and informative!) to do this on your own, in front of a mirror:
Nose:
Eyes:
Lips:
Skin and Hair:
Putting his fingers on your pulse to read the inside story of your body, the vaidya is able to confirm what his eyes have told him. I find it fascinating that ayurvedic healers have arrived at these methods of diagnosis by sheer observation of humans across centuries. Can laboratory research ever stand up against what time and wisdom have tested?
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+ add your ownVery interesting.
Thanks....
good to know
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I wish we in the west would include the many healing modalities from around the world..and that our MD's were open and willing partners in this as the way to most effectively be of true service to all who they serve... Working together is the only way to be really effective.
a beautiful healing art
Interesting. In a lot of other descriptions I have read, I haven't really fit any of the types, but apparently, I'm rather firmly in the kapha camp.
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I'm fascinated by traditional medicine, but I don't think we should promote the idea that modern scientific research can never understand it! That's what science is also about - understanding, and keeping on trying until we do!
Thank you for sharing.
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