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What's in the book? Everything you need to know from the time you plan to have your baby, through pregnancy and delivery, and up until your child is two years old. The ancient scriptures and Ayurveda prescribe a particular daily practice for the pregnant woman. Along with the prescription of diet, Yoga, and routine body care, instructions are also given for reading material, subjects of discussion, and music and mantras to be listened to. Garbha Sanskar is an ayurvedic way to achieve feminine balance. The book will help the woman to achieve a perfect balance to conceive and give birth to a healthy, beautiful and intellectual child. It is a complete guide on Nutrition, Yoga, Spiritual life and Wellness before pregnancy and till the child is 2-3 yrs. Traditional Indian Sanskar and therapies Planning for a healthy child and preparing for pregnancy Ayurvedic concepts and medical formulations for pregnancy The importance of Healing Music Yoga during and after Pregnancy Diet before, during and after pregnancy Daily practices that can help your baby in the womb Complete child care Natural diet and therapy that helps you regain your shape after delivery.

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The Ratnagotravibhaga, also known as the Uttaratantra, is the only Indian treatise devoted to the Mahayana doctrine of Tathagatagarbha, or the notion that all beings possess within themselves the virtues and wisdom of a Tathagata, or Buddha, albeit in embryonic form (garbha). The present work, first published in 1966 and here reprinted for the first time, provides the only complete English translation of this important text.

The Ratnagotravibhaga, also known as the Uttaratantra, is the only Indian treatise devoted to the Mahayana doctrine of Tathagatagarbha, or the notion that all beings possess within themselves the virtues and wisdom of a Tathagata, or Buddha, albeit in embryonic form (garbha). The present work, first published in 1966 and here reprinted for the first time, provides the only complete English translation of this important text.