'AROGYA PARAMA LABHA’
Ayurveda & Ashtanga Yoga with Akanksha Kalra
— Create better health, your true wealth, with Yoga & Ayurveda —
a warm welcome to you…
Ayurveda and Yoga are India’s gifts to mankind. They focus on holistic wellness. While Ayurveda treats patients naturally with food, herbs, and lifestyle advice, Yoga uses your body’s own resources for optimum health.
I am Akanksha Kalra, Ayurveda consultant, Ashtanga Yoga practitioner and Teacher based in Newcastle Upon Tyne. My journey into the world of health and wellbeing began in 2011 to address the debilitating pain caused by a spinal birth defect - fused lumbar vertebrae and scoliosis in my lumbar spine. I refused surgery due to possible complications. I am grateful to have found solutions to my health issues in Ashtanga Yoga and Ayurveda. Today, I live a healthy, pain free life without any allopathic interventions.
Having experienced how effective Yoga and Ayurveda are at alleviating dis-ease, I am now devoted to spreading the word about these incredible life-changing healing modalities.
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Ayurvedic Consultations
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Full Ayurvedic Consultation
Alleviate chronic health issues by eliminating the root cause
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Nutrition Assessment
Learn the principles of Ayurvedic Nutrition
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Body Type (Dosha) Assessment
Explore who you are from an Ayurvedic viewpoint
AYURVEDA FUSION FACIAL WITH KANSA TOOLS
AYURVEDA FUSION FACIAL WITH KANSA TOOLS
CLIENT EXPERIENCES
“I had been suffering from Diverticulitis, severe IBS, and a hiatus hernia. Following Akanksha’s advise, I am pleased to say that I am now symptom-free"
— MRS SHEILA
“I stuck to her recommendations and took my herbs. Not too long afterward, I found out I was pregnant!”
— MISS SAPHIRIS
“With Akanksha's guidance, I have reversed the main symptoms of Hashimoto's.”
— MRS MARET
PHILOSOPHYPURNAM पूर्णम [poor-nam] - whole, complete, fulfilled, without lack.
In Hinduism, Purnam signifies totality and completeness, reflecting the essence of Brahman, the supreme consciousness, as an all-encompassing entity that is full, perfect and devoid of any deficiencies.
Om Purnamadah purnamidam. Purnat purnamudachyate.
Purnasya purnamadaya. Purnameva vashishyate.
Om shantih shantih shantih.
This Vedic mantra captures the spirit of the relationship between the supreme consciousness, and the individual consciousness. Having come from the supreme consciousness, totality and wholeness is within us. There is no lack. A great reminder that deep fulfilment is always within our own power.