Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute
Your
Californian
College
of
Clinical
Ayurvedic
Therapies
from
the
Buddhist -
Yogic -
Vedic
Tradition
Home Page -
www.Ayurveda-California.com
Visit our future site:
www.Ayurveda-Institute.org
2210 McKinley Avenue, Unit 4 (1 minute walk from Downtown Berkeley BART 1 block west of Martin Luther King, between Allston and Bancroft across from Bank of America Public Parking Lot - Click
here for directions), Berkeley, California, 94703
USA
(1) 510-292-6696
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Please CALL US,
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(Namo AT Shurangama.com).
"Om Namo Aryavalokiteshvaraya Bodhisattvaya Mahasattvaya Maha Karunikaya Om Sarva Abhaya!"
(Click here to listen to the audio of this page)
All applicants for our four levels of programs must submit a completed application package in order to secure a place in the class or in order to receive Distance Learning Program (correspondence course) materials. The full application package includes a completed application form, the signed student agreement, and the $108 application and registration fee ($54 each respectively) in the form of a check or money order made payable to “Medicine Buddha Healing Center” or via our website: www.Ayurveda-California.com using MasterCard or Visa. (Note: Applications and Registration fees are non-refundable and are not part of the tuition costs.)
The Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute of the Medicine Buddha Healing Center offers the following four comprehensive Ayurvedic Diploma Certificate Programs. By clicking on one of the four programs below, you will automatically be requested for the needed information (name, mailing address for the CD's, e-mail, etc.) to apply-register to the program and to make the suggested program tuition offering via PayPal via Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, or via electronic check debit:
The Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute of the Medicine Buddha Healing Center offers the following four comprehensive Ayurvedic Diploma Certificate Programs:
he Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute of the Medicine Buddha Healing Center offers the following four comprehensive Ayurvedic Diploma Certificate Programs:
| Mastery Level | Diploma Certificate Program | Program Hours | Trimester Unit Credits | Tuition Donation |
| Level I |
Clinical Ayurveda
Therapist (C.A.T.) Distance Learning Diploma Includes 10 CD-ROMs and Michael Dick's 5th Edition of the Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook |
225 audio/video class hours | 15 units |
$3350 Donation for Distance Learning |
| Level I |
Clinical Ayurveda
Therapist (C.A.T.) In-Person Classroom-based Diploma Includes unlimited weekly clinical apprenticeship with Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, M.S. Buddhist Ayurveda and all weekly classes and monthly seminars in Berkeley, California. Also includes 10 CD-ROMs for use as homework study and printed version of Michael Dick's 5th Edition of the Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook |
225
in-person classroom hours |
15 units |
$4100 Donation for Berkeley Classes |
| Level II |
Clinical Ayurvedic
Herbalist (C.A.H.) Distance Learning Diploma |
750
audio/video class hours |
50 units |
$8990 Donation for Distance Learning |
| Level II |
Clinical Ayurvedic
Herbalist (C.A.H.) In-Person Classroom-based Diploma |
750
in-person classroom hours |
50 units |
$11108 Donation for Berkeley Classes |
| Level III |
Clinical Ayurvedic
Herbalist Specialist (C.A.H.S.) Diploma and Associate of Applied Ayurvedic Science Degree (A.A.A.S.) |
1,200
audio/video class hours |
80 units |
$12962 Donation for Distance Learning |
| Level IV |
Master Ayurvedic
Herbalist (M.A.H.) Diploma and Bachelor of BuddHA Science: Buddhist Ayurveda Degree. BuddHA. means "Buddhist Healing Ayurveda" |
1,800 audio/video class hours |
120 units |
$16482 Donation for Distance Learning |
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Full Course Details for All Four Ayurvedic Certificate Programs (click here to download detailed Excel spreadsheet)
2006-2007 Class Schedule in Excel format (click here for full schedule)
Remember, no student is EVER turned away due to lack of funds. So, if you cannot afford $3350 please sign up for the course by making the donation that is within your budget.
See the Bodhisattva Way - click here to listen to a lecture on "Path of the Bodhisattva".
See the Seven Guidelines for Recognizing True Teachers - click here to listen to a lecture on "What is a Bodhisattva?"
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Applications for our four levels of programs are accepted year around via the Internet website by clicking on one of the four programs above on the Buy Now button.
Information packages are then e-mailed or “snail mailed” (by U.S. Postal Service) if necessary to those who have already sent in their applications.
It is common for the class enrollment to reach its capacity before the beginning of the program, which begins in January and September of each year. For those who are definitely interested in attending, it is becoming more and more important to apply early. If you have any questions, call our Programs Administrator or email registrar@ayurveda.com.
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All foreign students are welcome to study under the multimedia Ayurveda Distance Learning (Ayurvedic Correspondence Course) method.
We have not applied with the Immigration and Naturalization Service for approval of our programs for attendance by non‑immigrant foreign students and do not plan to in the foreseeable future. Please note that the M‑1 student visa does not allow the student to work in the United States. Some students may be eligible to study under a tourist visa. The prospective foreign student wishing to take In-Person Classroom-based Instructor-Led Learning must discuss this possibility with his or her local U.S. Consulate or Embassy.
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The admissions office will not consider an application from a student who has been dismissed from any school for legal, ethical, or moral reasons.
The Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute reserves the right to deny admission to any applicant whom we believe is unable to meet the Student Conduct Guidelines as described on the following five web pages:
1. "Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute Student Agreement"
2. "Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute Student Conduct"
3. "Medicine Buddha Healing Center Ayurvedic Herbalist Code of Ethics"
4. "Definition of a Clinical Ayurveda Therapist (C.A.T.) Practitioner"
5. "Venerable Master Hua's Guidelines for Recognizing True Teachers"
And the student and teacher should at least endeavor to follow either the Buddhist 5 Precepts, and/or the Yogic Yama-Niyama and/or Sri Charaka's Ayurvedic Moral Guidelines for Students, unless these wisdom guidelines somehow conflict with their religious beliefs.
And the student and teacher should at least endeavor to follow either the Buddhist 5 Precepts, and/or the Yogic Yama-Niyama and/or Sri Charaka's Ayurvedic Moral Guidelines for Students, or the Ten Commandments of the Bible (a.k.a. Decalogue) unless these wisdom guidelines somehow conflict with their religious beliefs. The
The Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute will not consider an application from a student who has been dismissed from any school for legal, ethical, or moral reasons.
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"No peace among the nations without peace among the religions. No peace among religions without dialogue between the religions. No dialogue between the religions without investigation of the foundation of the religions."
You, and I, and everyone else have two options:
1. Promote religious tolerance -- the right
of people to hold religious beliefs that are strange to us, without hindrance,
or oppression.
2. To continue living in a world saturated with religious intolerance. We will
then experience more religiously-based wars, terrorism, and civil disturbances,
as we have seen recently in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Cyprus, India, Kosovo, Israel,
Macedonia, Nigeria, Northern Ireland, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Sri
Lanka, Sudan, etc. The ultimate cause of the 9-11 terrorist attacks was
religious hatred and intolerance.
It's your decision to make. What kind of a world do you want for yourself and
your children?
To this end, the Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute supports the Creed of the United Religions Initiative (www.URI.org):
"The purpose of the United Religions Initiative is to promote enduring, daily interfaith cooperation, to end religiously motivated violence and to create cultures of peace, justice and healing for the Earth and all living beings."
To be eligible for a Diploma Certificate in any program, the student must donate the program tuition in full.
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Students who have not turned in homework assignments or other research papers to the Institute for more than three trimesters (one year) must apply for readmission by sending in another $54 registration fee and may be required to submit a new application with supporting documentation. Applicants must meet the admissions and degree requirements in effect at the time of readmission, follow the new curriculum, and pay the tuition according to the most current standards. Students seeking readmission should write an application letter for readmission and have all official transcripts from any other Ayurvedic or other institutions attended, during the period not attended, forwarded directly to the admissions office.
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See the Bodhisattva Way - click here to listen to a lecture on "Path of the Bodhisattva".
See the Buddhist - Yogic Precepts - click here to listen to a lecture on "Ten Good Deeds of the Bodhisattva".
See the Code of Ethics for the School - click here to listen to a lecture on "Karma".
See the Code of Ethics for Ayurvedic Practitioners - click here to listen to a lecture on the concept of "Outflows".
See the Buddhist Ayurvedic Five Precepts Sacrament - click here to listen to a lecture on "Path of Following Precepts".
See the Seven Guidelines for Recognizing True Teachers - click here to listen to a lecture on "What is a Bodhisattva?"
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The Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute of the Medicine Buddha Healing Center offers the following four comprehensive Ayurvedic Diploma Certificate Programs:
| Mastery Level | Diploma Certificate Program | Program Hours | Trimester Unit Credits | Tuition Donation |
| Level I |
Clinical Ayurveda
Therapist (C.A.T.) Distance Learning Diploma Includes 10 CD-ROMs and Michael Dick's 5th Edition of the Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook |
225 audio/video class hours | 15 units |
$3350 Donation for Distance Learning |
| Level I |
Clinical Ayurveda
Therapist (C.A.T.) In-Person Classroom-based Diploma Includes unlimited weekly clinical apprenticeship with Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, M.S. Buddhist Ayurveda and all weekly classes and monthly seminars in Berkeley, California. Also includes 10 CD-ROMs for use as homework study and printed version of Michael Dick's 5th Edition of the Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook |
225
in-person classroom hours |
15 units |
$4100 Donation for Berkeley Classes |
| Level II |
Clinical Ayurvedic
Herbalist (C.A.H.) Distance Learning Diploma |
750
audio/video class hours |
50 units |
$8990 Donation for Distance Learning |
| Level II |
Clinical Ayurvedic
Herbalist (C.A.H.) In-Person Classroom-based Diploma |
750
in-person classroom hours |
50 units |
$11108 Donation for Berkeley Classes |
| Level III |
Clinical Ayurvedic
Herbalist Specialist (C.A.H.S.) Diploma and Associate of Applied Ayurvedic Science Degree (A.A.A.S.) |
1,200
audio/video class hours |
80 units |
$12962 Donation for Distance Learning |
| Level IV |
Master Ayurvedic
Herbalist (M.A.H.) Diploma and Bachelor of Buddhist Ayurveda: B.S. Buddhist Ayurveda Degree. "Buddhist Healing Ayurveda" |
1,800 audio/video class hours |
120 units |
$16482 Donation for Distance Learning |
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Full Course Details for All Four Ayurvedic Certificate Programs (click here to download detailed Excel spreadsheet)
2006-2007 Class Schedule in Excel format (click here for full schedule)
Remember, no student is EVER turned away due to lack of funds. So, if you cannot afford the initial $3350, please sign up for the course by making the donation that is within your budget. ($108 is the minimum suggested donation unless you have been indigent for some time.)
NOTE: The suggested Tuition Donation above includes a combination of refundable Tuition donation (based on the per trimester unit rate) and the
non-refundable $108 application and registration fee donation ($54 each respectively). For more details on our refund policies, click here. For more info on our Application - Registration Fees and Exam Fees, click here.For our In-Person Class Tuition details and information on the cost per trimester unit (per 15 hours of learning), click here.
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Om Namo Amitabha Vipashina Ratnasambhava Amoghasiddhi Buddha! Om Namo Bhaisajya Guru Buddha! Om Namo Avalokiteshvara Great Compassion Bodhisattva! Om Namo Ganesha! Om Jai Hanuman! We bow to and offer sincere thanks and dedication to our teachers, the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua, the Venerable Ayurvedic Sage Doctor Vasant Lad, B.A.M.S. and the Clown Bodhisattva Patch Adams, M.D. and the great Nobel Peace Prize-winning doctor Albert Schweitzer.
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(1) 510-292-6696
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Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute is a non-profit 501(c)3 educational
project of
the Medicine Buddha Wholistic Ministry and its Center and Temple
We are a Buddhist Ayurveda church school,
as
proven by our duly and ceremonially notarized founding Articles of
Association and Organization
and are hence not under any government
jurisdiction whatsoever.
"The religious Association (Church), that is to say the Ministry, Institute, Center and Temple is in no way under the jurisdiction of the Food and Drug Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the Social Security Administration, the California State Medical Board, or the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education, or any other government organization, agency, or agent (federal, state or local). Any attempt by any government or private agent or agency to regulate our above described religious educational practices and spiritual practices is in violation of our now declared First, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth Amendment Constitutional rights. Notice is hereby given to any person(s) who, acting under the color of the law, intentionally interferes with the free exercise of the rights retained by our Ministry, Institute, Center and Temple and its Pastoral Counselors, faculty, students, congregation, and members under the First, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth Amendments, as enumerated in these Articles of Association and Organization and in our Pastoral Counselor’s Declaration of First Amendment Constitutional Rights (Section C2.14) and Pastoral Counselor’s Declaration of First, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth Amendment Constitutional Rights (Section C2.15), that they may be in violation of the Pastoral Counselor’s civil and constitutional rights, Title 42, U.S.C. 1983 et seq. and Title 18, Section 241. We hereby declare, all rights reserved without prejudice."
Last updated: March 16, 2008