Traditional Yoga · Naturopathy · Meditation — rooted in Rishikesh
Balance begins with looking within.
Three qualities
Sattva, rajas and tamas
The cooking lessons follow a presentation Aadiyog calls Welcome to Holistic Cooking. It describes food through three qualities, and focuses on the first.
Three qualities
Sattvic
Fresh-made food from fresh ingredients, without fish or meat, eaten soon after it is prepared, with whole grains at its centre.
Quality two
Rajasic
Fresh-made food from fresh ingredients, without fish or meat, eaten soon after it is prepared, with whole grains at its centre.
Quality three
Tamasic
Fresh-made food from fresh ingredients, without fish or meat, eaten soon after it is prepared, with whole grains at its centre.
Sattvic principles
How sattvic food is prepared
The principles taught in the lessons, as set out in Welcome to Holistic Cooking.
Choose
Avoid

The lessons
Vegetarian and vegan Ayurvedic cooking
Cooking lessons at Aadiyog are vegetarian and vegan, and follow Ayurvedic and sattvic principles.
Food is also part of Aadiyog’s wider approach. A personal consultation includes questions about eating habits, and programmes can include guidance on diet and lifestyle.
