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sn19
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 Posted - May 20 2016 : 9:48:58 PM
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A person's bone structure at birth is a giveaway for the dosha that was predominant at that time, thus it is easy for an experienced Ayurvedic practitioner to determine what dosha was dominant at birth by examining the bone structure of an adult.
Suppose that a person was born vata and has archetypal vata manifestations in every possible way including popping/cracking noises in joints, lots of wind, etc.
What is the most effective technique to move away from a vata structure to a greater balance of pitta and kapha?
Not just to sooth or pacify vata but to remake the body for the long term, to make it more pitta/kapha like. |
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parvati9
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Posted - May 21 2016 : 7:01:35 PM
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sn19
Vatas tend to have underdeveloped or very thin bodies. We (I'm vata) also need more routine in our lives. So if you develop a routine of working out at the gym or fitness center, it will pacify vata while simultaneously tending toward muscle development - which is more characteristic of pitta physique. If you want to get downright fat, then you will need to mostly eat and sleep all the time like a couch potato. But most vatas can't do that. We're far too active and have surplus nervous energy. It's hard for most of us to sit still and relax. I make myself eat breakfast. It probably isn't a wonderful idea for most people to pig out, but for vatas it seems to help. If you are going to work out at the gym every day (I know a vata who is quite happy doing just that), you may need to double or triple your caloric intake. One thing I love is ice cream, which I can pretty much pig out on and it doesn't make me gain weight. Other than that, being a vata is hard because we have to make sure we don't use up more energy than is available through our food intake.
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how do you remake a vata body?
