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MODULE 2 — SECTION 3: WORKSHEETS


📄 Worksheet 1 — Elemental Qualities Sorting Worksheet

Purpose

To help learners build intuitive literacy with the Five Elements and the 20 Qualities by sorting real-life examples into elemental categories.


Part 1 — Element-to-Quality Matching

Match each element with the qualities you feel best represent it.

(There are no wrong answers — this builds intuitive association.)

ElementChoose 3–5 QualitiesNotes
Ether (Space)☐ Light ☐ Subtle ☐ Clear ☐ Expansive ☐ Soft ☐ Mobile
Air☐ Light ☐ Dry ☐ Cold ☐ Mobile ☐ Rough ☐ Clear
Fire☐ Hot ☐ Sharp ☐ Light ☐ Oily ☐ Clear ☐ Mobile
Water☐ Cool ☐ Soft ☐ Liquid ☐ Smooth ☐ Heavy ☐ Cloudy
Earth☐ Heavy ☐ Dense ☐ Stable ☐ Hard ☐ Cool ☐ Slow

Part 2 — Real-Life Sorting Exercise

Sort each item into the element(s) it expresses:

ItemEtherAirFireWaterEarthNotes
Crunchy crackers
Hot soup
A windy day
A humid summer afternoon
A heavy wool blanket
A quiet meditation room

Reflection Questions

📄 Worksheet 2 — Dosha Self-Inquiry Worksheet

Purpose

To help learners begin identifying their doshic tendencies through lived experience rather than quizzes alone.


Part 1 — Body Tendencies

CategoryVata TendenciesPitta TendenciesKapha TendenciesYour Notes
Body BuildThin, lightMedium, muscularSolid, sturdy
SkinDry, roughWarm, sensitiveOily, smooth
DigestionIrregularStrongSlow
EnergyVariableIntenseSteady
SleepLight, interruptedModerateDeep, long

Part 2 — Mind & Emotion Tendencies

CategoryVataPittaKaphaYour Notes
ThinkingQuick, scatteredSharp, focusedSteady, slow
EmotionsAnxious, sensitiveIrritable, drivenCalm, attached
Stress ResponseOverwhelmAngerWithdrawal

Part 3 — Your Observations

📄 Worksheet 3 — Prakriti/Vikriti Comparison Chart

Purpose

To help learners distinguish between constitution and imbalance, a critical Ayurvedic skill.


Instructions

Fill in qualities or tendencies that feel like your lifelong nature vs. those that feel temporary or recent.


Prakriti/Vikriti Chart

CategoryPrakriti (My Nature)Vikriti (My Current State)Notes
Digestion
Sleep
Energy
Mood
Skin
Stress Response
Appetite
Sensory Sensitivity

Reflection Questions


📄 Worksheet 4 — 20-Guna Observation Worksheet

Purpose

To help learners practice identifying qualities in real time.


Instructions

Observe one meal, one emotion, and one environment today.

Identify the dominant qualities in each.


Part 1 — Meal Qualities

MealQualities ObservedNotes
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Part 2 — Emotion Qualities

EmotionQualities ObservedNotes
Example: AnxietyLight, mobile, cold
Your Emotion 1
Your Emotion 2

Part 3 — Environment Qualities

EnvironmentQualities ObservedNotes
Home
Outdoors
Work/Study Space

Reflection

📄 Worksheet 5 — Dosha-by-Season Reflection Worksheet

Purpose

To help learners understand how seasonal shifts influence their body and mind.


Part 1 — Seasonal Qualities

SeasonDominant QualitiesHow These Affect MeNotes
Fall (Vata)Dry, cool, mobile
Winter (Kapha/Vata)Cold, heavy, damp
Spring (Kapha)Wet, heavy, soft
Summer (Pitta)Hot, sharp, bright

Part 2 — Your Seasonal Patterns


Part 3 — Seasonal Self-Care Ideas

Brainstorm 3–5 supportive practices for your most challenging season.