A search for Health,Wellness,Nature, adventure, agro learning and the healing are at the heart of Mauli agro farm’s RISHI-KRISHI WELLNESS NatureZ Retreat.Naturez is a agro stay program for those who interested in nature cure wellness in a true nature , organic farming, eco and agro tourism just 30 minutes’ drive from Pune.Naturez unique location offers stunning and uninterrupted panoramas of the dam back water from every tent, providing all our guests with ever-changing but always dramatic and breathtaking views with abundant nature and scenic attractions.Settle comfortably in Naturez the premier agro stay, plan your agro explorations and transform your visit to the agro learning as an exhilarating experience.For those who love to swim we have got a lovely outdoor swimming pool overlooking the dam back water, hills and farm.
Ayurveda is one of the most renowned traditional systems of medicine that has survived and flourished from ages till date. With the enormous knowledge of nature based medicine, the relationship of human body constitution and function to nature and the elements of the universe that act in coordination and affect the living beings, this system will continue to flourish in ages still to come
Ayurveda is considered to be divine, from the Hindu God, Brahma who is called as the creator of the universe.4, 5 It is believed that the creator of the universe passed on this holistic knowledge of healing onto the sages for the well-being of mankind. From the sages the knowledge of traditional medicines was passed on to the disciples and then to the common man by various writings and oral narrations. The information about the healing properties of the herbs was composed in the form of poems, called “Shlokas”. These were used by sages to describe the use of medicinal plants. The Hindu system of healing is believed to be based on four eminent compilations of knowledge (Vedas) called as Yajur Veda, Rig Veda, Sam Veda, and Atharva Veda. The Rig Veda is the most well-known of all the four Vedas and describes 67 plants and 1028 Shlokas. The Atharva Veda and Yajur Veda describe 293 and 81 medicinally useful plants. The practice of Ayurveda is based upon the knowledge gained from these Vedas. The writings in Rig Veda and Atharva Veda are attributed to “Atreya” who is believed to have been conferred with this knowledge from Lord Indra, who initially received it from Lord Brahma.6, 7 Agnivesha compiled the knowledge from the Vedas, and it was edited by Charaka and some other scholars and is presently called as “Charaka Samhita”. Charaka Samhita describes all aspects of Ayurvedic medicine and Sushruta Samhita describes the Science of Surgery.8, 9, 10, 11 Both these legendary compilations are still used by practitioners of traditional medicine
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