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For more than 5,000 years, the ancient practice of Ayurveda has employed healing techniques that use the natural powers of herbs and medicinal oils.
The Science of Ayurveda - Discovering the Ancient Healing Art
The early history of Ayurveda began around 1,500 BC, when it is estimated that the fundamental and applied principles of the system were organised and enunciated. The practice of Ayurveda traces its origins to the Vedas, a large body of Hindu knowledge, wisdom and cultural texts. Atharvaveda can be found among the Vedas, and contains 114 hymns or formulations for the treatment of diseases, and this is where Ayurveda has originated from.
One Ayurvedic theory asserts that each human possesses a unique combination of three subtle bio-energies, or "Doshas". These are known as "Vata" (nerve energy), "Pitta" (digestive energy) and "Kapha" (nutritive energy), and it is this combination that defines a person’s temperament and characteristics. According to Ayurvedic medical theory, the three doshas are important for a
persons health; when they are in balance the body will be healthy, and if they are not in balance, the body will be unhealthy.
Ayurveda Centre - Kempinski The Spa
We are proud to present The Mediterranean's largest and most authentic Ayurveda Centre here at Kempinski The Spa in Gozo, Malta. In this tranquil landscape, we blend authentic Ayurveda with an unparalleled five-star luxury experience, creating a truly transformative journey of balance and well-being.
Our Ayurveda expert, Dr Renjith Raveendran Pillai, provides professional consultations and recommends tailor-made programmes to fit the specific needs of every individual, including wellness therapies, nutritional supplements and lifestyle guidance. Our specially trained Indian Ayurveda therapists carry out the treatments, ensuring that every ritual is delivered with the utmost authenticity and precision.
The essence of authentic Ayurveda is personal. Our bespoke Ayurvedic Wellness Packages are designed exclusively for you. For personalized guidance, please email us directly at [email protected].
Note: For a shared experience, few of our Ayurveda treatments can be accommodated as a Couples Massage in our dedicated couples' treatment rooms. Please note that these specific treatment options are not listed on the general menu. Kindly email or call us directly to inquire about available treatments and confirm your booking.
Opening hours:
Mon - Sun 10:00 - 19:00