Understanding the role of Dhatus in bodily functions
Importance of enhancing blood circulation for overall health
Connecting breath and movement for energy flow
Ideal for
Individuals interested in Ayurvedic principles and Dhatu activation
Anyone looking to boost energy and improve circulation
Practitioners seeking a dynamic and invigorating yoga session
All ages, with modifications for individual capacity
Lesson
Instructions
According to Ayurveda, the seven dhatus - Rasa (Plasma), Rakta (Blood), Mamsa (Muscle), Meda (Fat), Asthi (Bone), Majja (Bone Marrow) and Shukra (Regenerative Fluids) are the fundamental principles (elements) that support the basic structure and functioning of the body. They are also the sites where doshas enter when they cause disease. Hence understanding of the seven dhatus is important to understand pathology; what goes wrong in the body.
Yesterday, we began a new journey by understanding the first dhatu - Rasa (Plasma). Now, it is the time to activate the second dhatu - Rakta (Blood).
Rakta dhatu is a body component similar to blood. Its important function is to give life or maintain vitality (jivana).
In the day-23 session, Dr. Pramod Tripathi guides you on how to activate the second dhatu - Rakta (Blood) and why it is important to maintain the health of this dhatu.
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Steps
Dynamic full-body movements (jumping, arm raises, leg movements)
Joint mobilization (knees, ankles, wrists)
High knees
Seated Vajrasana
Dynamic stretches (side bends, back rotations)
Breathing exercises (implied Kapalbhati, deep synchronized breathing)
Benefits
Activates Rakta Dhatu, promoting vitality and life force
Significantly improves blood circulation throughout the body
Enhances joint flexibility and mobility
Energizes the entire physical system
Cultivates deeper body awareness and sensation of energy flow