| Monographs/Chapters on Concepts and Contemporary Practices
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| Basic learning of Ayurveda
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| What is Ayurveda (knowledge or science of life)?
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What is Shastra (science)?
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Tantrayukti (technical tricks to understand texts)
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Adhyayana (Methods of study and learning)
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Interactive session on Contemporary Ayurveda (Based on interactive session)
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| Teaching methods in Ayurveda (Adhyapana vidhi)
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| Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda
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| Prakriti (fundamental constitution)
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Deha Prakriti (somatic constitution)
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Manas Prakriti (psychological constitution)
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| Purusha (holistic human being)
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Tanmatra
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Avyakta
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| Fundamental Concepts - Panchamahabhuta (five fundamental elements)
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| Akasha mahabhuta (ether or space element)
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Vayu mahabhuta (air element)
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Agni mahabhuta (fire element)
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Jala mahabhuta (water element)
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Prithvi mahabhuta (earth element)
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| Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda - Pramana (methods of acquiring knowledge)
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| Pratyaksha pramana (knowledge by direct perception)
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Anumana pramana (knowledge by inference)
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Aaptopadesha pramana (knowledge by authoritative statement)
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Yukti pramana (knowledge by logical application)
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Upamana pramana (knowledge by analogy)
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| Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda - Theories and applications- Siddhanta
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| Kaarya Kaarana Siddhanta (cause and effect theory)
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Swabhavoparam vada (theory of natural destruction)
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Padartha
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Samanya Vishesha Siddhanta (Theory of similarity and dissimilarity)
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Samavaya ( Inseparable relationship)
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Abhava (Non existence )
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Disha (directions)
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Kala (Time)
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| Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda pharmacology
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| Dravya (matter or substance)
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Guna (qualities or properties)
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Karma (action)
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Rasa (taste and its pharmacology)
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Veerya (potency)
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| Vipaka (post digestive effect)
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Prabhava (influencial effect)
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Satmya (adaptability or suitability)
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Aushadha Sevana Kala (times of administration of medicines, chronopharmacology)
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| Components of Health- Sharira & Dosha
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| Ayu (life)
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Sharira (body)
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Srotasa (Channels of transport and transformation)
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Marma
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Kala Sharira
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| Dosha
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Vata dosha
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Pitta dosha
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Kapha dosha
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| Components of Health- Agni
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| Agni
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Dhatvagni
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Bhutagni
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Koshtha (gut pattern)
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Varna
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| Components of Health- Dhatu (body tissues or components)
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| Rasa dhatu (body fluids)
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Rakta dhatu (blood tissue)
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Mamsa dhatu (muscle tissue)
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Meda dhatu (fats or lipid tissue elements)
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Asthi dhatu (osseous or bone tissue)
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| Majja dhatu (marrow tissue)
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Shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue elements)
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Ojas (vital essence)
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| Components of Health - Mala (Excretory products)
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| Purisha (stools)
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Mutra (urine)
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Sweda (sweat)
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| Components of Health -Aatma,Indriya, Manas
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| Aatma (soul or spirit)
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Indriya (sense and motor organs)
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Manas (Mind and mental health)
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| Sattva (Purity and mental strength)
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Rajas (Activity and indulgence)
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Tamas (Ignorance and illusion)
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| Buddhi (Intellect and intelligence)
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Dhriti (restraint)
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Smriti (memory)
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Prajnaparadha (intellectual errors)
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| Dhairya (courage)
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Samadhi (deep meditation)
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| Concepts and Practices of Preventive and Promotive Health in Chikitsa
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| Rasayana (rejuvenation and vitalizing therapy)
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Vajikarana (aphrodisiac or virility enhancing therapy)
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Dinacharya (daily regimen for health)
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Ritucharya (seasonal regimen for health)
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| Ahara vidhi (dietary guidelines)
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Nidra (sleep)
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Brahmacharya
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Vyayama (exercise)
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Dhumapana
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| Fundamental Concepts of Diagnosis and Management in Ayurveda (Nidana) and (Chikitsa)
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| Hetu (causes)
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Linga (symptomatology/features)
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Aushadha (therapeutics)
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Vikriti (abnormalities)
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Shatkriyakala (Six stages of disease evolution and treatment intervention)
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| Kha vaigunya (defects in body systems)
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Vyadhi (disease)
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Rogamarga (disease pathways)
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Viruddha Ahara (incompatible food)
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Ama
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| Ashayapakarsha
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| Diagnosis and management of prevalent diseases
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| Amavata
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Jwara (various fevers)
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Infectious diseases
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Cancer
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Acid peptic diseases
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| Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome
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Cardiac diseases
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Neurological diseases
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Skin diseases in Integrative Medicine
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Psychiatric diseases
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| Emergency medicine in Ayurveda
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Rheumatic diseases
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Kidney diseases
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Janapadodhvansa
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| Concepts and Practices in Chikitsa - Major therapies (shad vidha upakrama)
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| Langhana (reducing/depleting/fasting therapy)
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Brimhana (nourishing therapy)
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Rukshana (drying or absorbing therapy)
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Stambhana (styptic or stopping therapy)
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Snehana (unction therapy)
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| Swedana (sudation or fomentation therapy)
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Upavasa (therapeutic fasting)
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| Concepts and Practices in Chikitsa - Panchakarma (five therapeutic purification procedures)
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| Panchakarma in modern lifestyle
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Deepana (therapy for kindling digestion)
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Pachana (therapy for promoting digestion)
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| Vamana (therapeutic emesis)
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Virechana (therapeutic purgation)
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Basti (therapeutic enema)
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Nasya (intra nasal administration)
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Raktamokshana (blood letting therapy)
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| Madhutailika Basti
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Vaitarana Basti
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Piccha basti
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Matra basti
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Yapana basti
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| Asthapana basti
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Shirodhara
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| Concepts and Practices in gynecology, obstetrics and pediatrics (Kaumarabhritya tantra) in Ayurveda
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| Artava (ovum and menstruation)
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Menstrual disorders
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Garbha (fetus or embryo)
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Prenatal care (garbhini paricharya)
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Sutika Paricharya (Postnatal care)
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Menopausal Syndrome
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Congenital disorders
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Neonatal care
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Immunization
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| Contraceptives
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