Support the Environment

Menstruation and Fertility

Overview:

Menstruation and fertility are not isolated events—they are continuous reflections of your body’s inner state. In Ayurveda, the menstrual cycle offers a direct view into the health of your digestion, hormones, emotional state, and tissue quality. This module helps you understand menstruation as a monthly diagnostic tool and teaches you what to pay attention to: timing, flow, color, pain, and emotional shifts.

From this foundation, we explore fertility not just as the ability to conceive, but as the result of harmony in the body and mind. You’ll learn the key Ayurvedic components of fertility—ṛtu (timing), kṣetra (uterine environment), ambu (nourishment), and bīja (the seed)—and how to begin supporting each through lifestyle, food, and mental clarity. Whether you’re trying to conceive now, preparing for the future, or just reconnecting with your body, this module gives you tools to better understand and nurture your reproductive health.

MODULE 1: Menstruation & Fertility

Theme: Understanding your cycle as a mirror of health, and supporting fertility with clarity and care

  • 1.1 Menstruation as a Vital Sign – Why your period reveals the state of your overall health

  • 1.2 Signs of a Balanced Cycle – Flow, color, timing, pain, and their doshic meanings

  • 1.3 Foundational Support – How food, rest, and rhythm protect reproductive vitality

  • 1.4 Common Menstrual Imbalances – PMS, irregular cycles, painful flow, and early interventions

  • 1.5 Introduction to Fertility in Ayurveda – The 4 pillars: bīja, kṣetra, ṛtu, and ambu

  • 1.6 Fertile Readiness – How to assess where you are and what your body may need

  • 1.7 Strengthening Reproductive Health – Dhātu nourishment, ojas building, and emotional clarity

  • 1.8 Mind & Fertility – How manas, unresolved emotions, and stress impact conception

  • 1.9 Living in Cycle with Awareness – Observing your body’s wisdom without fear or urgency

  • 1.10 Journaling Prompts + Self-Awareness Practices

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Module 2: Pregnancy