Marma Narayana · Ayur-Marma-Yoga Integrative Care
Dr. Narayan Hegde, BAMS
Ayurveda Physician · Ayur-Marma-Yoga Hands-on Practitioner · Experiential Wellness Educator
24+ years of cumulative experience in Ayurveda and wellness, including 19+ years of post-BAMS professional practice
My hands-on work brings core elements of Ayurveda, Marma, Yoga, breath awareness, meditation and natural living into practical experience.
Over the past 24 years I have worked to become a subject-matter expert, hands-on experiential practitioner and self-care educator — building practical capacity in Natural Lifestyle Medicine from the Vedic systems of health, expressed through Ayur-Marma-Yoga integrative care.
Dr. Narayan Hegde
Experience · Practise · Integrate
Our Vision
We envision a world where individuals and communities are empowered through awareness, self-care education, and informed lifestyle choices, drawing upon the wisdom of traditional wellness systems to cultivate lifelong well-being.
How the Work Is Offered
Integrative Clinical Care
Ayurveda · Nāḍī Parīkṣā · Marma Chikitsā · Yoga · Panchakarma — within the applicable Indian professional framework.
India →Integrative Wellness Experiences
Experiential, educational and primarily non-clinical programs for contemporary wellness settings.
International →Awareness Through Experience
Hands-on learning for professionals, students, institutions and the wider community.
Education →How I Work
Ayur-Marma-Yoga emphasises what can be experienced, practised and carried into everyday life. Education is not information alone — information can be read. Observation, practice and embodied understanding must be cultivated.
The Method
Ayur-Marma-Yoga brings selected elements of traditional Indian knowledge into direct, practical experience. It rests on six foundations.
Constitution, lifestyle and self-care.
Traditional vital-point awareness.
Aṣṭāṅga Yoga, Antaranga Yoga, Indian Vedic philosophy and embodied awareness.
Breath and regulation.
Meditation and contemplation.
Practical lifestyle principles rooted in Indian systems of health.
The Journey
There is no single rigid routine for everyone. The method is complementary, personalised and adaptable — designed to work alongside appropriate systems of healthcare, education and wellness, not to replace them.
Ways to Engage
Learn practices that can become part of daily life.
Understand traditional knowledge through guided experience.
Explore selected approaches within appropriate professional scope.
Who This Is For
Seeking Ayurvedic consultation or personalised clinical care within authorised settings in India.
Explore Services →Anywhere in the world seeking educational wellness workshops rooted in Ayurveda, Marma, and Yoga.
View Workshops →Wellness venues, yoga studios, and academic institutions interested in hosting an immersive workshop.
Hosting Enquiries →Women & Families
Women and families have naturally become an important focus of my professional work — across everyday wellbeing, relationships, family life, preconception, pregnancy, motherhood, midlife, menopause and healthy ageing.
Garbha Saṃskāra is a current area of my continuing postgraduate study at the National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur.
Women & Families
Experience & Credentials
AyurMarmaYoga has evolved through more than two decades of clinical practice, hands-on learning, teaching and personal practice. Its purpose is simple: to make traditional practice practical enough to belong to everyday life.
The Name
Narayan is my given name. Nārāyaṇa, however, is not intended as personal ownership.
The name Nārāyaṇa has travelled through generations of my family. For me it represents continuity, responsibility, and the commitment to carry something forward. The literal meaning of the word is one who guides.
For me, Marma Nārāyaṇa is a principle — not merely a personal name.
Made for Real Life
Programs adapt to the situation in front of them. Whether the engagement involves one person, a family or an institution, I bring my experience and effort fully to its agreed purpose. For me this is tapas — sustained, disciplined and wholehearted engagement with a purpose.
Time · Place · People · Setting · Infrastructure
The Principle
The setting may change. The commitment remains. One individual, one family, one practitioner, one institution at a time.