Ayurveda, a sister science of yoga, is an ancient and universal system of health and healing that can be used beneficially in any culture, in any era, by anyone. This book, "Ayurveda for Women", outlines the basic principles of Ayurveda helping readers to understand their own physiological and psychological make-up,and the qualities in themselves and in their environment which promote a state of health or ill-health. It further explores the physical,emotional and spiritual realities which are unique to women. Focusing on the modern woman`s need to heal and empower her body,mind and spirit in a fast-moving world,this fascinating new book: Explains the principles of a system of complementary medicine that is rapidly gaining in popularity; offers practical advice to women of all ages on applying those principles in everyday life; provides essential reading for all women interested in maintaining good health-physical, mental and spiritual - through simple, natural and complimentary therapies. This book aims to help women fulfil their potential through living healthy and happy lives.

About the Author:

Robert Edwin Svoboda (1953–) is an American author and ayurvedic doctor who gives lectures and courses around the world, related to the subjects of ayurveda, jyotish, tantra and Eastern religion. He is author of eleven books, including Prakriti: Your Ayurvedic Constitution (1989), and the Aghora trilogy (1986, 1993, 1997) about his guru, Vimalananda, and the Aghori sect. He also maintains a private consulting practice with clients in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and India. Svoboda is the first Westerner to graduate from a college of ayurveda (in 1980) and be licensed to practice ayurveda in India