Ayurvedic Cooking Course
with Anandamayi Chaitanya
January 31 - February 2, 2020
Description
Learn the science of the 6 tastes, a unique feature of ayurvedic nutririon to insure proper digestion,assimilation of nutrients and elimination. The use of spices and sattvic food, based on grains, pulses and vegetables, savouries and sweetmeats as prescribed in Ayurveda bring about a wholesome experience of wellbeing.
- – This workshop promises “Good digestion, Balanced meals, tasty and easy to digest food for the whole family.”
- – Learn the art of using Indian spices for balancing your specific condition.
6 Tastes
- Sweet- provides nutrition and tissue build-up.
- Salty- retain water to keep cohesion in the tissues.
- Sour- promotes secretions for proper metabolism.
- Bitter– cleanses blood and toxins left along g.i. tract.
- Hot- enhances agni(digestive fire), dissolves phlegm and has antimicrobial effects.
- Astringent- allows water absorption in the colon for proper elimination.
Daily Schedule
Friday
12-3pm Arrival
3pm Cooking with Karuna
6pm Dinner
7pm Orientation
8pm Satsang
Saturday
6am Satsang
8am Yoga Class
10am Brunch
12-2pm Workshop with Karuna
1pm Break
3pm Cooking with Karuna
6pm Dinner
8pm Satsang
Sunday
6am Satsang
8am Cooking with Karuna
10am Brunch
12pm Final Workshop with Karuna
2pm Departure
Teacher
Anandamayi Chaitanya
Anandamayi Chaitanya hails from Japan and completed the TTC at the Yoga Farm in 2014 and ATTC in 2015. She graduated the Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training (SYHET) program in 2019 and is a certified yoga therapist, specializing in Stress Relief techniques and Adapted Yoga practices to meet…
Learn more about Anandamayi Chaitanya
Anandamayi Chaitanya hails from Japan and completed the TTC at the Yoga Farm in 2014 and ATTC in 2015. She graduated the Sivananda Yoga Health Educator Training (SYHET) program in 2019 and is a certified yoga therapist, specializing in Stress Relief techniques and Adapted Yoga practices to meet…
Learn more about Anandamayi Chaitanya