Tag: Ayurveda Co. Clare
Beautiful Peaches
Right now, our peach tree is laden with juicy, sun-ripened fruit—a welcome sight especially after guarding the young blossoms from the frost. Peaches aren’t just delicious—they’re medicine, beauty, and joy all wrapped into one soft, golden package. A Gift from Nature Peaches (Prunus persica) have long been revered in both Ayurvedic and Western herbal medicine for their cooling, moistening, and calming…
Our Wild flower meadow
Our wildflower meadow is absolutely gorgeous at the moment – thick with yarrow (achillea millefolium) & common knapweed,(Centaurea nigra) and absolutely buzzing with life! This field has been left to rewild for the past 4 years (after years of cattle & horse grazing), and the transformation has been incredible. All the meadow flowers you see are naturally occurring, and the biodiversity here…
Dronagiri: Summer 2025
Early Bird – May 31st 2025
Join our Diploma of Ayurvedic Studies 2025 Receive an early bird discount if you join before May 31st Diploma of Ayurvedic Studies, Practitioner Starts October 3rd 2025 Save up to €1400 with our early bird special Early bird price: €3300 per year or €5995 for the full 2 years Find out more Diploma of Ayurvedic…
Ayurvedic Tips for Spring
In Ayurveda, Spring is a wonderful opportunity to reduce Kapha and harness the cleansing energy of this season
January Flash Sale
Receive an €800 discount on selected Ayurvedic Diploma Courses, if you pay by January 31st 2025 Extended to February 14th Due to Storm Eowyn power disruption.
Growing organic & biodynamic food at Dronagiri
For many years we have been yearning to grow our own food for both ourselves and the students attending our courses & workshops. This was one of our best years for growing our own food and it has been great to share the abundance with our students.
Medicinal Herb Gardens & Nature Trail Development: Summer 2024 Adventures
We are developing a new physic garden & nature trail in 2025
We just got planning permission for phase 2!
We are delighted to announce that Clare County Council just granted us planning permission to develop 2 eco cabins beside Satmya.
Interview with Doug about our straw bale building
We wanted our building to be in harmony with the locale – rural county Clare. The design is similar to that of traditional Irish buildings, so it perfectly blends in the surrounding landscape. However, the orientation and the layout stray far from Irish tradition. We used Vastu shastra (the Indian Feng Shui), which loosely translates…