Vaidya Mishra's Shaka Vansya Ayurveda

In this two minute audio clip with Vaidya Mishra and Linda Rocco, you'll get a first introduction to Shaka Vansya Ayurveda.

What is Shaka Vansya Ayurveda? (MP3 audio file)

When you've listened to this clip, you may like hear the next question that Linda asks Vaidya Mishra: What is the single most important factor for health in Ayurveda?

You may also want to read a more detailed description of Shaka Vansya Ayurveda below:

According to the Bhavishya Puran, Lord Krishna’s son, Sambh, contracted leprosy due to a karmic debt. Sambh traveled to the Shaka Island in search of the Shakadwipi Brahmins who were renowned for their ability in the ayurvedic healing of leprosy.

Their healing protocols were also known to be intimately connected with the rituals of Sun worship. Interestingly, modern science today acknowledges the positive relationship between sunshine and the leprosy bacterium.

Ten Shakadwipi Brahmin couples were invited to move to India to treat Sambh. Complementing their herbal protocols, they built sun temples, performed sun worshiping rituals, and cured Sambh. These families then settled in Jharkand, Bihar, Eastern Uttarpradesh, Rajasthan and various other states of India.

Most of the Shakadwipi Brahmins who settled in India still practice Ayurveda today. Just as Acharya P.V. Sharma, a famous ayurvedic scholar, is of Shakadwipi descent, Vaidya R K. Mishra’s ancestors issued from these migrant Shakadwipi families.

Vaidya Mishra’s paternal ancestors have always been Ayurvedic physicians serving the Kings and Royal Families of India. His immediate paternal ancestors lived in a village called “Vaidya Chak” (literally: small village of healers) in the district of Bhagalpur in the state of Bihar, India for at least the last ten generations.

Although Vaidya Mishra has completed his formal training in institutional Ayurveda he also practices according to the guidelines of his ancestry. His practice is informed by modern ayurvedic scholarship as well as modern western scientific medicine, in addition to the ancient knowledge held in his tradition.

He refers to his practice as “Shaka Vansya Ayurveda– SVA”. Vaidya RK Mishra’s lineage never strayed from Carak Samhita’s ancient school of Ayurveda.

Their practice was augmented by handed-down secrets and recipes, always formulated and kept in the spirit of the original classical teachings, not contradicting or subtracting from the essence.

Vaidya RK Mishra’s lineage has always held a complete understanding of:

• The vibrational body and its relation to the physical body
• How the vibrational body influences/impacts the physical body
• Vibrational communication between the universe and the physical bod
• Nourishment on the physical level
• Pacification of the three doshas on the physical level
• Balancing the three doshas from the source
• Detoxification beyond the simple pacification of disease
• Detoxification without creating new imbalances SVAH (Shaka Vansiya Ayurveda Health) Practice
• What is SVA Health? How is it different? Who can learn it? Why should one learn it?
• The Whole Picture of You: physical and vibrational
• Understanding the physical body in light of the vibrational body
• Understanding the imbalances and balancing factors of the physical body in light of the vibrational body
• Practising Tri-sutra Ayurveda as taught by the Carak Samhita
• Understanding the etiological causes both from the perspective of ancient wisdom as well as modern day principles and factors
• Detailed understanding of physical and vibrational channels, what they carry, and how they communicate with each other
• Four kinds of toxins and how to identify them
• Proper detoxification protocols – how to prepare different channels, margas or routes through which these toxins came in, how to re-direct those toxins to evacuate the body
• Preparing the channels, pacifying the reactivity of toxins, binding the toxins, eliminating the toxins, repairing the physical damage and reestablishing the intelligence of the channels
• Deeper understanding of the liver
• Specific guidelines for liver detox minus the detox crisis
• Special thoughts on connecting the mind with the enzymatic system, the liver system and colon
• Ayurvedic understanding of marma points with special insights from SVA
• Ayurvedic understanding of pre and pro-biotics
• Understanding modern day etiological factors like EMF (electro-magnetic frequency)