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Madhavi Rathod

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Madhavi Rathod is native of India who has spent the majority of her life in the U.S., while still retaining close ties to her culture. She is well versed in the sister sciences of Hatha Yoga: Ayurveda, Jyotish (Vedic astrology), Hasta Samudrika Shastra (hand analysis), and Vaastu Shastra.

She is a graduate and former employee of the Ayurvedic Institute in Albuquerque, NM, the premier educational facility for Ayurvedic Medicine in the U.S. She has worked closely with world renowned physician Dr. Vasant Lad, the President of the Ayurvedic Institute.Madhavi learned Vedic rituals with Maya Tiwari at the Wise Earth School in North Carolina.

Additionally, Madhavi studied Vedic Astrology and Palmistry for twenty years with renowned astrologer Hart deFouw.

She has been taught at yoga conferences and also served as a keynote speaker at a womens' yoga conference. Madhavi also travels and teaches about the Yoga philosophy, as well as the integral relationship of the sister sciences.

Madhavi holds a Master’s degree in Finance and Marketing from Loyola University in Chicago. It is Madhavi’s goal to support people in achieving their optimal well-being through a holistic plan specifically designed for their circumstances.

Further information can be found on her blog: Vedichealing.com

Articles by Madhavi Rathod

Q&A by Madhavi Rathod

  • What is Vedic Astrology and how can it benefit my yoga practice?

    Thousands of years ago in India, people had a Vedic astrologer or a Jyotishi, who cast the charts for the entire family. This person (typically a male) was a trusted advisor. He helped guide the lives of family members from...

  • What is the significance of 108 in Hinduism?

    We often come across the number 108 in Hinduism. Students are told to recite a mantra 108 times or to buy a mala with 108 beads. We even hear about people gathering to perform 108 Sun salutations. Why do Hindus consider this...

  • What kind of treatment methods does Ayurveda use?

    Ayurveda uses a variety of treatment methods to correct an individual's imbalance. First, the Ayurvedic physician or practitioner determines what doshas are imbalanced.Then he or she recommends some of the following...

  • How can Ayurveda help my yoga practice?

    Ayurveda and yoga are sister sciences. Traditionally, an Ayurvedic physician, or vaidya, would suggest hatha yoga asanas as part of the treatment protocol. Ayurveda and yoga asanas have been used together as complimentary...

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