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Ayurveda, energy work, and helping others find greater balance in their lives. I am deeply grateful to every client who has trusted me, supported my work, and been part of this journey.
We are not closing just yet. During this transition period, I will be winding down services and appointments as the practice moves toward its final closing date. I encourage current and returning clients to take advantage of available appointments while services remain available.
Thank you for being part of the Imagine Holistic Health community. Your support and trust over the years have meant more to me than words can express.
With gratitude,
Pete DuMelle
Imagine Holistic Health
Ayurveda
About Ayurveda Ayurveda assists the body in journeying back to optimal health by balancing the five elements in the body and mind through the use of herbs, diet, colors, aromas, lifestyle changes, yoga, and meditation along with other five sense therapies. The rejuvenative and cleansing therapies (Panchakarma) described within help nourish our bodies while calming our minds from the stresses of modern daily life. Your inner nature is called your constitution or prakruti, and is an individual blend of the three doshas, Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.
Your unique balance of these three energies was determined at the moment of conception and is with you the rest of your life. It determines what is in harmony with your nature and what will cause you to become out of balance, sick, and diseased. Knowledge of your constitution is essential to developing optimal health. Your constitution determines how you react to various foods, colors, aromas, and general life habits.
Recently, Ayurveda has had a profound impact upon the world of health care. Popular books by Deepak Chopra, M.D., and others have called attention to the potential of this ancient healing system. Along with the potential to heal chronic diseases, Ayurveda promises to improve health and increase longevity. Ayurveda is considered the healing side of Yoga. Likewise, Yoga is the spiritual side of Ayurveda. Both Ayurveda and Yoga strive to help a person re-connect to their true nature through direct experience. Together, they encompass a complete approach to the well being of the body, the mind, and the spirit.