In Indian healing practices, nature is seen as a source of medicine, spiritual guidance, and emotional support.

Surgery is not a common element of Indian healing practices that involves nature.

In Indian healing, the concept of doshas refers to the three humors of the body: vata, pitta, and kapha.

Homeopathy is not a common type of herbal medicine used in Indian healing.

The practice of yoga in Indian healing is primarily focused on physical exercise, mental relaxation, and spiritual development.

Mindfulness Meditation is not a common type of meditation practiced in Indian healing.

In Indian healing, the concept of chakras refers to energy centers in the body.

Acupuncture is not a common type of energy healing practiced in Indian healing.

The practice of feng shui in Indian healing is primarily focused on arranging furniture and objects in a space to promote harmony and balance, using colors and shapes to create a positive atmosphere, and using plants and flowers to bring nature into a space.

Pet therapy is not a common type of environmental healing practiced in Indian healing.

In Indian healing, the concept of prana refers to the life force energy that flows through all living things.

Yoga is not a common type of spiritual healing practiced in Indian healing.

The practice of ayurveda in Indian healing is primarily focused on using herbal remedies to treat illness, using yoga and meditation to promote health and well-being, and using dietary changes to balance the doshas of the body.

Swedish massage is not a common type of massage therapy practiced in Indian healing.

In Indian healing, the concept of karma refers to the law of cause and effect, the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, and the accumulation of good and bad deeds.