Examples of using Vata in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Vata- Air and Space.
Both Pitta and Kapha are immobile without Vata.
Vata- made up of space and air.
There are three dosha types- Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.
Vata is composed of space and air.
Also be careful with strong breathing practices such as Kapalabhati and Bhastrika,which can increase vata.
Vata Dosha is formed of Air and Space.
The ancient healing practice classifies individuals according to three life forces,or doshas: vata, pitta and kapha.
Vata dosha is made up of air and space.
The internal environment is governed by vata, pitta and kapha, which are constantly reacting to the external environment.
Vata dosha is made up of space and air.
According to Ayurvedic medicine, each individual has a unique constitution,which is made up of three physiological forces called Vata, Pitta and Kapha.
Vata dosha is comprised of space and air.
To maintain health and balance, we have to juggle with the three doshas,taking action to increase or decrease vata, pitta, or kapha as conditions demand.
Because Vata is blocked, pitta is blocked as well.
Strenuous workouts may leave them feeling temporarily more sattvic but, if not balanced by sufficient winding-down and relaxation,they can lead to increased vata derangement and, ultimately, a quick rebound of symptoms.
Vata is air- light food and people are thin constitution.
High levels of stress areoften correlated with what Ayurvedic doctors call vata derangement, when the“air element,” associated with movement and instability, becomes increased.
Vata is composed of space and air and is the energy of movement.
The three primary energy patterns in our body, or doshas, are: wind or vata- that is cold, dry and light- is the force that controls our movement, regulates the nervous system, and oversees elimination of waste;
Vata is composed of space and air, and is responsible for movement and communication.
All students, but particularly those with vata tendencies, need to be especially mindful of the transitions in and out of poses where attention may flag and many injuries occur.
Vata individuals are loving people but may love someone out of fear or loneliness.
Vata speeds up, going too fast, and is not able to turn on the digestive fire of pitta.
Due to Vata and Pitta being blocked in the artava dhatu the other functions of both these doshas begin to be aggravated.
Vata types, for example, are usually thin, quick-thinking, creative, and may experience cool, dry skin and nervousness.
For example Vata types will prefer hot weather to cold and Kapha types are more likely to crave spicy foods than other types.
When vata levels are high, the affected person usually has a rajasic(imbalanced) state of mind, flitting from one thought to the next without being able to focus.
Vata collects in empty spaces in the body and has a particular affinity with the ears and the sense of hearing, so this practice can help to pacify Vata, especially in the ears.