30-day guided program

Master Your Mind

A 30-Day Ayurvedic Program for Mental Wellbeing

A guided 30-day program to understand how Ayurveda views the mind, recognize what influences your mental state, and explore practical approaches including food, sleep, routine, sensory wellbeing, breathing, meditation and Marma self-care.

$119 CAD until October 18Regular $149 CADStarts October 24

Weekly self-study PDFs • Live Q&A with Dr. Gupta • Mind Wellness Marma Practice • 30-Day Mind Journal • Community Portal

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Does Your Mind Ever Feel Difficult to Understand?

Some days the mind feels clear and steady. On other days, it may feel restless, distracted, overwhelmed, heavy or simply tired.

  • Your mind stays active when you’re trying to sleep
  • Worry or anxious thoughts repeat
  • It’s difficult to focus
  • Noise, screens, or too much information feel overwhelming
  • You react strongly and later wonder why
  • You feel mentally tired without much physical activity
  • Your wellbeing changes during different stages of life
  • You’re unsure which habits help or disturb your mind
  • Most of us are told what we should do. Sleep better. Reduce stress. Eat well. Focus. Calm down. But before trying to change the mind, it helps to understand how it works and what is influencing it.

    The central idea

    You Don’t Need More Advice. You Need to Understand Your Mind.

    Instead of asking

    “How do I stop my thoughts?”

    Begin with

    “What is influencing my mind, and what can I learn from observing it?”

    Ayurveda does not look at the mind in isolation. Food, digestion, sleep, routine, sensory input, activity, relationships, thoughts, emotions and environment can all influence how we experience the mind.

    The goal is not another list of things to do. It is to understand the principles, observe your own patterns and begin making changes that are meaningful for you.

    Practical self-care

    Includes a Guided Mind Wellness Marma Practice

    Marma therapy works with specific vital points described in Ayurveda. In this program, participants will be introduced to a simple self-care sequence based on the Stress Free Mind and Restful Sleep Marma protocol.

    Rather than only learning about the mind intellectually, you’ll have an opportunity to experience a traditional Ayurvedic self-care practice and observe how your own body and mind respond.

    Marma self-care is taught as a traditional Ayurvedic wellbeing practice intended to support relaxation, restful sleep, steadiness, clarity and overall mind-body wellbeing. It is not offered as treatment for any medical or psychological condition.

    Locate the points

    Learn where selected Marma points are located.

    Traditional use

    Learn how they are traditionally used in a mind wellness practice.

    Safe self-care

    Learn how to apply them safely for self-care.

    Observe the effect

    Observe how you feel before and after practice.

    Start here

    Before Understanding the Mind, Understand the Ayurvedic Foundation

    Begin with the basic principles Ayurveda uses to describe balance, digestion, qualities and mental states—clearly explained for complete beginners.

    Five Elements

    The basic building blocks Ayurveda uses to describe nature and the human system.

    Doshas

    Vata, Pitta, Kapha—and a practical language for individual differences.

    Qualities

    Light, heavy, mobile, stable, hot, cold, and other patterns you can observe.

    Agni

    Digestion and transformation, and their importance for overall functioning.

    Ama

    The Ayurvedic concept of incomplete digestion and accumulation.

    Sattva, Rajas & Tamas

    Clarity and harmony, movement and stimulation, stability and heaviness.

    The curriculum

    Your 30-Day Journey

    Four weeks. One step at a time.

    01

    Week 01

    Ayurveda Foundations

    Build the foundation before exploring the mind.

    Five Elements; Vata, Pitta and Kapha; qualities; Agni; Ama; digestion and transformation; daily habits; Sattva, Rajas and Tamas.

    Goal

    Build enough Ayurvedic understanding for the rest of the program to make sense.

    How it works

    Study the Week 1 PDF at your own pace, reflect, and bring your questions to the live Q&A.

    02

    Week 02

    What Is the Mind—and How Does It Function?

    Understand how Ayurveda describes the mind.

    The senses → mind → intellect → response; attention; impressions and reactions; Manas, Buddhi, Ahamkara and Chitta; observing instead of forcing.

    Goal

    See mental activity as understandable—not random or mysterious.

    How it works

    Read the Week 2 PDF, observe your mind, note questions, and discuss them in the live Q&A.

    03

    Week 03

    What Is Influencing Your Mind?

    Notice the conditions surrounding your mental state.

    Food, digestion, sleep, routine, movement, work, relationships, emotions, social media, news, sound, screens, environment and sensory overload.

    Goal

    Recognize the factors that seem to influence your own mind.

    How it works

    Use the PDF and observation exercises to study your patterns, then bring questions to the live Q&A.

    04

    Week 04

    How Can You Support the Mind?

    Turn understanding into practical change.

    Breathing practices, yoga and meditation, Mind Wellness Marma self-practice, reducing sensory overload, self-observation, supporting Sattva; eating habits, Agni, sleep and daily rhythm, movement and nature.

    Goal

    Create a practical Personal Mental Wellbeing Plan to continue after the 30 days.

    How it works

    Choose sustainable habits and learn to respond rather than react automatically.

    How it works

    Study. Observe. Reflect. Ask.

    This is not a program built around recorded video lessons. Each week, you receive structured PDF learning materials to study at your own pace.

    Learn

    Observe

    Reflect

    Apply

    Ask Questions

    During the week, work through the material and notice how the concepts relate to your own life. During the live Q&A, bring your questions to Dr. Gupta.

    Read the principles. Observe them in your life. Bring your questions to the live Q&A.

    30-Day Mind Journal

    Observe Your Mind for 30 Days

    The goal is not to judge every thought or emotion. It is to become more aware of the conditions surrounding them.

    Daily check-in

    Day 12

    October

    Sleep

    Energy

    Mental clarity

    Restlessness

    Heaviness

    Emotional reactions

    Sensory overload

    Screen exposure

    Food

    Digestion

    Movement

    Breathing / meditation

    Weekly reflection

    What pattern am I beginning to see?

    What If I’m Struggling With Things Like...

    These topics can be explored through general education and self-observation—not diagnosis or treatment.

    Anxiety & Worry

    Learn a general framework for noticing patterns surrounding worry—without positioning the program as treatment.

    Difficulty Sleeping

    Explore sleep, routine, sensory input and observation through an educational Ayurvedic lens.

    Focus & Concentration

    Understand attention, stimulation and daily conditions without promises or diagnostic claims.

    Noise & Overstimulation

    Observe how sensory input, screens, environment and pace may affect your experience.

    Menopause & Mental Wellbeing

    Explore general wellbeing principles while continuing appropriate individualized care.

    ADHD, Autism or Diagnosed Conditions

    This program does not diagnose or treat these conditions. It teaches general Ayurvedic wellbeing principles that may be used alongside appropriate professional care.

    Not just information

    Knowledge Is Useful. Observation Makes It Personal.

    Many people already know they should sleep well, eat well, exercise, reduce stress and spend less time on screens. But knowing is not always enough. The important question is: How are these things actually affecting you?

    Throughout the 30 days, connect what you read with what you observe in your own life.

    Everything included

    What You Receive

  • 4 weeks of structured self-study PDF materials
  • Weekly live group Q&A with Dr. Hemant Gupta
  • Private Community Portal for questions and discussion
  • 30-Day Mind Journal
  • Guided Mind Wellness Marma Practice
  • Marma reference guide for home practice
  • Weekly observation and reflection exercises
  • Ayurveda Foundations material
  • Understanding the Mind material
  • Sattva, Rajas & Tamas self-observation material
  • Food and Mind guidance
  • Sleep and Routine guidance
  • Sensory Input and Digital Wellbeing guidance
  • Breathing and meditation practices
  • Personal Mental Wellbeing Plan
  • Lifetime access to program PDF materials
  • Lifetime access to the participant community
  • Learn together

    Learn Together in the Community Portal

    Throughout the 30 days, you will also have access to a private community portal where you can ask questions, share your observations, discuss what you are learning, and learn from the questions and experiences of other participants.

    Ask Questions

    Post questions as you work through the weekly material.

    Share Observations

    Share what you are noticing about your routines, habits and patterns.

    Join Discussions

    Discuss the weekly concepts with other participants.

    Learn Together

    Benefit from the questions, reflections and experiences shared by the group.

    The community portal gives you a place to continue the conversation between the weekly live Q&A sessions.

    Vaidya Dr. Hemant Gupta

    Vaidya Dr. Hemant Gupta

    MD (Ayurveda), DNM

    Director, Holistic Ayurveda Institute & Wellness Centre, Ottawa

    Your guide

    Learn with Vaidya Dr. Hemant Gupta

    MD (Ayurveda), DNMDirector, Holistic Ayurveda Institute & Wellness Centre, Ottawa

    Vaidya Dr. Hemant Gupta, MD (Ayurveda), DNM, is the Director of Holistic Ayurveda Institute & Wellness Centre in Ottawa. He brings more than 40 years of experience in Ayurveda, including clinical practice and teaching. During the program, participants will have the opportunity to ask their questions directly during the weekly live Q&A.

    40+ years of experience in Ayurveda
    Weekly live group Q&A

    This Program May Be Right for You If...

  • Want to understand the mind from an Ayurvedic perspective
  • Are new to Ayurveda and want a clear foundation
  • Want to understand your own mental patterns better
  • Often feel mentally overstimulated, restless, distracted or tired
  • Are curious about food, digestion, sleep and routine
  • Want to understand sensory input and technology
  • Prefer practical learning rather than only theory
  • Want to observe yourself rather than follow generic advice
  • Want a structured 30-day experience and live questions
  • No previous knowledge of Ayurveda is required. Week 1 begins with the foundations.

    We Are Not Promising a Different Mind in 30 Days.

    We are offering 30 days to understand it better.

    The goal is not to finish with more information. The goal is to finish with greater awareness and a practical plan you can continue using.

    01

    How Ayurveda views the mind

    02

    How your mind processes information

    03

    What tends to support clarity

    04

    What tends to create restlessness

    05

    What tends to create heaviness

    06

    How sleep, food and sensory input may influence you

    07

    The role of daily routine

    08

    Your repeated triggers

    09

    Practices that seem supportive

    10

    Habits you want to continue

    Enrollment

    Join the 30-Day Program

    Early Bird Price

    $119 CAD

    Available until October 18

    Regular Price$149 CAD
    Program StartsOctober 24
    PaymentOne time

    Save $30 when you register by October 18.

    Your enrollment includes

    • Weekly self-study PDF materials
    • Weekly live Q&A with Dr. Gupta
    • Private Community Portal
    • 30-Day Mind Journal
    • Guided Mind Wellness Marma Practice
    • Practical exercises and reflection
    • Personal Mental Wellbeing Plan
    • Lifetime access to program materials

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Educational disclaimer

    Master Your Mind is an educational Ayurvedic wellness program designed to teach general principles related to Ayurveda, lifestyle, self-observation and wellbeing. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical, psychological or neurological condition and is not a substitute for care from a qualified healthcare or mental health professional. Participants with existing health conditions or those taking medications should continue working with their healthcare providers and seek individualized professional guidance where appropriate.

    You Spend Every Day With Your Mind. Why Not Understand It Better?

    Over 30 days, learn the Ayurvedic foundations, understand how the mind functions, observe what influences your mental state, and begin building a way of living — with food, sleep, routine and simple Marma self-care — that supports greater clarity and balance.

    Begins October 24Early Bird $119 until October 18Regular $149

    Understand Ayurveda. Understand your mind. Observe your patterns. Build a practical path forward.