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  8 Types of Intelligence        Naturalistic Intelligence We have seen before how some people can develop anything, sometimes looks like they have a 'green thumb' . With the help of which they are easily associated with animals and some people are at home due to nature. Natural describes those who are sensitive to the natural world. They enjoy living outside the natural, nurturing, and exploring the environment. There are also people with high naturalistic intelligence who are very sensitive to small changes in nature and the environment around them.     Musical Intelligence Now a days music-savvy people are usually more sensitive to sound and they often pick up on things that were not usually known to others. He then also has an excellent sense of ability to recognize rhythm and pitch. More often they do not play an instrument or engage in music as a profession.       Logical-Mathematical Intelligence Of all our types of intelligence, logical-mathematical intelligen

  Try this Vedic routine for 15 days and see the Miracle! The value of Routine and regularity in everything, be it regular physical activity, rest, or work, the routine is very clearly emphasized in Ayurveda science. After observing it in daily and seasonal rhymes of life, the practitioners of Ayurveda adapted this routine in their lifestyles. The practical advice goes herewith then flow: Wake up early. Waking up before sunrise is a must. With the rising sun, rises loving (sattvic) qualities in nature that bring peace of mind and freshness to the senses. Although sunrise varies according to the seasons, yet on average everyone should get up about 5:30 a.m. After waking up, look at your hands for a few moments, then gently move them over your face and chest down to the waist. This cleans the aura and energy that surrounds you. Spend time and attention on your morning ablutions, including the daily self-massage. If you can, just say a Prayer before Leaving the Bed. Clean the Face, Mouth,

  STAY IMMUNE - THE VEDIC WAY!! In Ayurveda, Immunity theory is referred to as  ‘beej-bhumi’  theory, which means "seed and land." In this case, the body is analogous to the land, and infection or "bugs" are like seeds. According to Ayurveda, our IMMUNITY i.e., Vyadhikshamatva‟ is made up of two words; Vyadhi (disease) and Kshamatva  (suppress or overcome). The Condition referred to as  Vyadhi  comes into existence as a consequence of non-equilibrium between Doshas (physiological factors i.e Vata, Pitta & Kapha), Dhatus (tissues systems), and Malas (excretory products of the body).  These factors, in normal status, is responsible for maintaining physical and psychological health.  The other word,  Kshamatva  is derived from, “Kshamus sahane”  which means to be patient or composed to suppress anger, to keep quiet, or to resist.  Therefore ‘Vyadhikshamatwa’ means the factor which limits the pathogenesis and opposes the strength of diseases. The term is explained i