Often called “the Queen of Herbs,” Tulsi is celebrated not only for its medicinal benefits but also for its spiritual significance.
The term “Aarogya” comes from the Sanskrit word meaning “health” or “well-being.” In Ayurveda, Aarogya refers to the state of balance and vitality where the mind, body, and spirit are in harmony.
They are you, in the sense they are the energies that make your being. Dosha are considered to shape the physical body according to a natural constitution established at birth, determined by the constitution of the parents as well as the time of conception of the parents and other factors.
These fundamental energies are derived from the five elements—earth, water, fire, air, and space—and represent different biological and psychological functions within the body.
By embracing the wisdom of nature and the individuality of each person, Ayurveda offers a holistic approach to health that is as elegant and exclusive as a work of art.
