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Through transpersonal psychology and natural approaches, I support you in restoring balance on the level of both mind and body.
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Ayurveda
An ancient Indian science of life and balance
Ayurveda, often referred to as the “mother of medicine,” is an ancient system of health that has been practiced in India for over 6,000 years. The Sanskrit word Ayurveda (Ayur = life, Veda = knowledge) means “the knowledge of life” and represents one of the earliest systems of healing. Rather than focusing only on symptoms, it views the human being as a whole — body, mind, emotions, and lifestyle.
The foundation of Ayurveda is restoring the body’s natural balance. The goal is not just to relieve discomfort, but to understand its root cause and support the body in returning to its natural rhythm.
Ayurveda was recognized as a system of medicine by the World Health Organization in 1970.
In modern India, there are five officially recognized systems of medicine under the Ministry of AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy). Practitioners of these traditional systems undergo formal medical education similar to conventional doctors, and then further deepen their knowledge through specialized training in their respective fields.
Ayurvedic consultations
Ayurvedic consultations on health, nutrition, and Ayurvedic remedies are based on your prakriti (body constitution), vrikriti (dosha imbalance), and blood type, and are provided by Conny Peto Đeneš, an Ayurvedic consultant and Jyotish–Ayurvedic practitioner.
Duration: 45-minute consultation
Price: €100
Prakriti (body constitution)
Each individual’s psychosomatic temperament or body constitution (prakriti) is determined by the three doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) at the time of conception, when the embryo is formed. It is genetically defined and does not change. Ayurveda recognizes seven main constitutions: Vata, Pitta, Kapha, Vata–Pitta, Pitta–Kapha, Kapha–Vata, and Vata–Pitta–Kapha. Each constitution has its own natural balance of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha — this balance represents the body’s inherent state of harmony.
Vrikriti (dosha imbalance)
Imbalance or illness arises when one or more doshas move out of their natural balance. This alters the combination of elements that govern the body’s psychophysiological processes.
The diagnostic process focuses on identifying which doshas are underactive and which are in excess.
Puls diagnosis
Pulse diagnosis is an ancient art and science used to assess the current state of an individual’s body, mind, and spirit. It provides insight into the condition of the doshas, bodily functions, and the health of the srotas (microcirculatory channels).
It is performed using three fingers, each representing one of the three doshas — Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. The first finger reads Vata, the second Pitta, and the third Kapha.
At the superficial level, each finger can gather information about all three doshas. The deeper pulse reveals genetic patterns and reflects how each individual is unique — their prakriti.
Each person’s psychosomatic temperament or body constitution is determined by the three doshas at the time of conception. When the embryo forms, prakriti is established.
Twice a year (since 2013), in spring and autumn, Vaidya Adwait Tripathi visits Poreč to offer pulse diagnosis and Ayurvedic consultations.
Duration of the consultation: 40 minutes (includes conversation and pulse assessment)
Price: €120
Restore your body to balance — naturally
If you want to better understand your body, uncover the root of your concerns, and receive personalized guidance for your health, nutrition, and balance — get in touch and book your appointment.
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