Welcome to Dr. U. Krishna Muniyal Memorial Trust (R)

Dr. U. Krishna Muniyal Memorial Trust (R) was established with a vison to impart the knowledge of ancient Indian wisdoms like Ayurveda, Yoga, Maya shastra, Agama shastra, Pãka shastra, Vaastu shastra, Shilpa shastra, Vyavasaya shastra, Nagara Nirmana shastra, Jyothisha shastra, Khagola shastra, Sangeetha shastra, Ganita shastra and Samara vidya, to one and all.

Dr. U. Krishna Muniyal Memorial Trust (R) runs the following institutions:

  • Muniyal Ayurvedic Herbal Gardens
  • Muniyal Ayurvedic Research Centre
  • Muniyal Ayurveda Hospital & Research Institute
  • Muniyal Institute of Ayurveda Medical Sciences
  • Dr. Krshna Life Sciences Ltd.

Ayurveda, 'The Science of Life', considered to be one of the Upavedas, has been serving the mankind for more than 4000 years and still survives just because of its sheer therapeutic value. In the scientific findings, which have proved that Ayurvedic medicines cure the diseases by strengthening the body immune system, now considered to be the most scientific approach towards health, the relevancy of Ayurvedic remedies become significant.

NAMO TASSA BHAGAVATO ARAHATO SAMMA SAMBUDDHASSA

NAMO TASSA BHAGAVATO ARAHATO SAMMA SAMBUDDHASSA

Chanting of the above mantra enhances wisdom and compassion which leads one to enlightenment.
Inspired by The Buddha, considered to be the Bhaishajya Guru, the master healer of all ailments of the universe.
"Your destiny is in your hand for you become what you think. So you should be very careful while thinking itself. How to be careful while thinking? For that you have to practice Vipassana.What is Vipassana? Vipassana is a training which keeps the mind in the present tense, as present tense is the only reality in life, where you realise life's basic qualities like impermanence, suffering, and egolessness. How to keep the mind in the present tense? For that, during Vatakala (between 2am to 6am) you have to observe your own physiological process which will be there throughout your life. Which is that process! Breathing!"

"Om Namo
Bhagavathe Vasudevaya
Dhanwantharaye Amritha Kalasha Hasthaya
Sarwamaya Vinashanaya
Thrilokya Nathaya
Shri Maha Vishnave Swaha"

According to ayurveda, by right chanting of the above "Dhanvantari Shloka" 108 times during Brahmi Muhurtha (2-00 to 6-00 a.m.), the human body will be free from all diseases.

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