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Ayur in Ayurveda, often called the Science of Life, does not just mean life in the ordinary sense, but the eternal Prana that is the origin, sustenance and abiding essence of all. Your life is not just physical, chemical, sensory, emotional or mental but a manifestation of the universal prana and consciousness, in which is immortality.
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Dhana Trayodashi, also known as Dhanteras, marks the commencement of the Diwali festivities in India.

On this auspicious day, which falls on the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight of the lunar month of Ashvin, people clean and decorate their homes, light oil lamps, and welcome the Goddess Lakshmi, embodiment of wealth (dhana) and prosperity, into their lives.

Dhanteras is a time to express gratitude for the material wealth we have and seek the blessings of the divine for continued abundance. Many people will go out to shop, purchasing jewelry, gold or silver coins (particularly those imprinted with an image of Lakshmi), utensils, appliances, and even brooms, for some claim that buying a broomstick on this day will ward off poverty from the home.

Few are the people who will make you pay bills or repay loans on Dhanteras, and even fewer who will take out a new loan on that day.

In some parts of India, the day before Dhana Trayodashi, which is known as Govatsa Dwadashi, is a day meant for repayment of financial debts. Many businesspeople clear their account ledgers on this day and will purchase new account books on Dhanteras.

Dhana Trayodashi is also dedicated to Lord Dhanvantari, the god of physicians and the originator of Ayurveda. His presence during this festival reminds us that health is the true wealth, and that only if we enjoy well-being will we be truly able to enjoy prosperity and abundance.

Ayurvedic physicians often worship Dhanvantari, requesting his blessings for themselves, their families, and their patients.

Both Lakshmi and Dhanvantari emerged during the event known as the Churning of the Ocean of Milk, an event that possesses both external and internal significances.

Dhana Trayodashi is a good day to remember that wealth is not an end but rather a means to a more profound purpose. Wealth serves as a tool for us to live a fulfilling life, to support our loved ones, and to contribute to the welfare of society.

Beyond the glitter of gold and silver, Dhana Trayodashi is an occasion on which we should recall that wealth that resides within, in the form of physical health, of the richness of our inner selves, and of our spiritual growth. Dhana Trayodashi is a day to encourage ourselves to cultivate the wealth of wisdom and compassion, invaluable treasures that offer us guidance through life's challenges.

Simultaneously, it prompts us to explore the riches of our inner world, nurturing our spiritual growth and awakening to a deeper understanding of ourselves and the universe.

As we celebrate Dhana Trayodashi, may we strive for a harmonious balance between material and spiritual wealth, recognizing that true prosperity encompasses both.

Salutations to Mahalakshmi!

Ilse Kjær Gaardahl og Lise Faurschou: De har noget på hjerte, som de har arbejdet med i mange år. De er skøre og sjove! Samtidig har de et seriøst budskab, som de er ret gode til at formidle. Det handler om YOGA og Ayurveda.

Ilse Kjær Gaardahl er certificeret IyengarYoga lærer og har, blandt flere uddannelser, ogå en yogaterapeutisk IyengarYoga uddannelse. Ilse har undervist i IyengarYoga i 30 år, og hun driver sin egen yogaskole CITY-YOGA.dk ved skanderborg.

Lise Faurschou, som er daglig leder på Tuskær, har undervist i mad og måltider i 30 år, de seneste 7 år i ayurveda, som hun i 2016 har skrevet en bog om: ”Ayurveda for Begyndere”

Ilse og Lise elsker at undervise sammen. Ofte har de undervist sammen med den indiske læge Dr. Rohit, som de gjorde i Indien i januar måned i år.

Men nu er turen kommet til Tuskær, hvor de sammen holder Workshop om Ayurveda og Yoga søndag 18. juni kl 10 - 15.30.

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