Shreem Daivavyapashraya Beejmantra Chikitsa Syllabus

1^st Semester : 3-6 Months

Foundations of Healing

Introduction to healing principles: understanding energy, healing modalities, and basic concepts.
Overview of distance healing: principles, techniques, and ethics.
Practical exercises in self-healing and basic energy manipulation.

Sanskrit Essentials

Introduction to basic Sanskrit grammar and vocabulary.
Focus on key terms and phrases relevant to Ayurveda and healing practices.
Reading and understanding simple verses from ancient texts.

Introduction to Mantra Practice

Overview of Mantrayoga: understanding the power of sound and vibration.
Introduction to Mantravidya: studying different types of mantras, their meanings, and uses.
Linking mantra practices to Chakra, Astro, and Vastu principles.

Philosophical Foundations (Padartha Vigyan)

Study of fundamental philosophical concepts in Ayurveda.
Discussion on the nature of health, illness, and the universe.
Understanding the holistic approach in traditional healing.

Introduction to Daivyapashraya

Basics of Daivyapashraya practices: concepts and historical context.
Understanding the significance of divine support and its application in healing.
Initial practical techniques in Daivyapashraya.

Body and Mind Connection (Kriya Sharir & Rachana Sharir 1)

Introduction to human anatomy and physiology: major systems of the body.
Basic functions of body parts and their connections to mental health.
Practical sessions: observing body functions and conducting simple assessments.

2^nd Semester : 3-6 Months

Immunity and Health (Vyadhikshatva)

Understanding the immune system: functions and importance in health.
Techniques for strengthening immunity through lifestyle, diet, and mantra practices.
Practical applications: immunity-boosting rituals and herbal recommendations.

Herbal Medicine (Dravyaguna Vigyan)

Introduction to herbal medicine: properties, uses, and classifications of herbs.
Study of common herbs in Ayurveda and their therapeutic applications.
Practical identification and usage of herbs in daily practices.

Disease Diagnosis (Roga Nidan)

Methods and principles of diagnosing diseases: assessing symptoms and body signs.
Introduction to Ayurvedic diagnostic tools (e.g., pulse reading, tongue examination).
Case studies: diagnosing hypothetical patient scenarios.

Body Systems Part 2 (Kriya Sharir & Rachana Sharir 2)

Continued study of anatomy and physiology: deeper focus on specific body systems (digestive, endocrine).
Understanding disease impacts on different systems.
Practical sessions: exploring system interactions in health and disease.

Advanced Mantra Practice (Mantrayoga & Mantravidya-2)

Expanding on foundational mantra studies: Shabda Brahma Shakti concepts.
Practice sessions to deepen understanding and effectiveness of mantras.
Group discussions on personal experiences with mantras.

Daivyapashraya Intermediate

Building on foundational Daivyapashraya concepts: techniques and practices.
Introduction to rituals and prayers for healing.
Practical applications: conducting intermediate-level healing sessions.

3^rd Semester : 3-6 Months

Advanced Body Systems (Kriya Sharir & Rachana Sharir 3)

In-depth study of human physiology: neurological, muscular, and reproductive systems.
Exploring the interdependence of body systems in health and illness.
Practical assessments: demonstrating knowledge in diagnosing system-related issues.

Circulatory Health (Diseases of Rasa Vaha Srotas)

Focus on specific circulatory diseases: causes, symptoms, and treatments.
Exploration of dietary and lifestyle recommendations for circulatory health.
Case studies: developing treatment plans for cardiovascular issues.

Women's Health (Prasuti Tantra Evum Stri Roga)

Understanding women's health concerns: reproductive health, pregnancy, and hormonal balance.
Study of treatment methods specific to women's health issues.
Practical workshops: hands-on techniques for treating female patients.

Pediatric Fundamentals (Kaumarbhritya Parichaya)

Overview of child health: growth, nutrition, and common ailments.
Understanding unique approaches to treating children.
Case studies: analysis of pediatric health cases.

Advanced Daivyapashraya

Deepening knowledge of Daivyapashraya practices: advanced techniques and applications.
Integrative approaches combining mantras, herbs, and physical treatments.
Group practice: conducting comprehensive healing sessions.

Mantrayoga & Mantravidya and Spatial Energy

Integrating mantra studies with spatial energy concepts: understanding how space affects healing.
Study of Chakras, Astro, and Vastu connections with mantra practices.
Practical application: rituals for enhancing spatial energy.

4^th Semester : 3-6 Months

Sanskrit Proficiency

Continuation of advanced Sanskrit studies: reading and interpreting complex texts.
Focus on terminology relevant to the fields of Ayurveda and healing.
Practical translations: working on translating verses from key Ayurvedic texts.

Preventive Medicine (Swasthavritta)

Study of preventive medicine principles and practices: maintaining health.
Lifestyle recommendations for disease prevention.
Practical workshops on preventive strategies.

Expert Mantra Practice (Mantrayoga & Mantravidya-4)

Mastery of advanced mantras: integrating practices for specific applications.
Deep exploration of chakra, astro, and vastu principles in mantra use.
Individual practice sessions focusing on mastery.

Daivyapashraya Mastery

Achieving proficiency in Daivyapashraya practices: comprehensive strategies for holistic patient care.
Case studies and simulations: managing complex cases with Daivyapashraya principles.
Certification of mastery upon successful completion of assessments.

Research Skills (Research Methodology and Medical Statistics)

Development of research skills: designing and analyzing studies in healing practices.
Introduction to statistical methods relevant to medical research.
Practical projects: conducting small-scale research within the Daivyapashraya field.

Practical Application (Distance Healing Practice)

Engaging in practical healing sessions targeting 1000 patients: applying learned skills.
Reflection and feedback sessions on practical experiences.
Preparing a final report of findings and experiences from practical applications.

This syllabus provides a structured and cohesive approach to Daivavyapashraya Chikitsa, ensuring that students develop a deep understanding of healing principles, practical applications, and therapeutic techniques. Each subject builds upon the previous one, facilitating a comprehensive learning experience.