THE NEW WAY HEALTH ORGANISATION .NOW. CHARAKA SCHOOL OF AYURVEDA (HIMALAYAN CENTRE) Website: www.ayurvedavv.com Email: ayurvedavv@yahoo.com or drvinodverma@dataone.in Telephone 0091 –120 2527820, 9873704205, 941 2224820
Dr. Vinod Verma’s programme for 2012 (Holistic Health, Ayurveda, Yoga)
Contact in Europe: C/O Biermann, Altestr. 66, D-79249 Merzhausen, Freiburg. Telephone 0761-474447, Fax: -383486. Contact preferably by e-mail: ayurvedavv@yahoo.com, German mobile (only while in Germany): 0177.3167492 23 February to 5 March: Junior Ayurveda Assistant, Third Semester, in Himalayan Centre, Dunda, India. Contact for more details: ayurvedavv@yahoo.com 5-26 March: Senior Ayurveda Assistant, in Himalayan Centre, Dunda, India. Contact for more details: ayurvedavv@yahoo.com 14 April: A lecture and workshop in Delhi on the Relationship of Food and Mind in the Vedic tradition. Organised by ATTIC. For registration contact Mina at 011.23746050 or mina@theatticdelhi.org. 10-13 May: Ayurveda Retreat cum Workshop in collaboration with Landesapothekerkammer, Dresden on Preparing to live as ‘old and wise and not be old and senile’. Write to Dr. Verma for more details at ayurvedavv@yahoo.com. 18-20 May: Lecture and seminar in Prague on Companionship and Sexuality: A Vedic view. Organised by Dr. Frej, Ecce Vita, Centrum Přírodní Medicíny, Holandská 10, 10100 Praha 10 23 May: Dresden: One-day seminar on Prevention of Dementia organised by Apothekerkammer, Dresden. Contact: Pillnitzer Landstraße 10, 01326 Dresden. Telefon: 0351 / 2 63 93-207, sekretariat@slak.de or Frau Brigitte Keil, Tele. 0351 467 5120 or LiebigApotheke@gmx.de See below the details of the retreats and the seminar. 14-25 November: A workshop on Prevention of Dementia and promoting Good Health for old age (Ayurvedic geriatrics). This workshop in the Himalayan Centre is meant for persons benefit and also for therapists to integrate these preventive aspects in their practice. Contact Dr. Verma at ayurvedavv@yahoo.com December-January: Junior Ayurveda Assistant, Distant Learning Programme. Internet education of Ayurveda. Contact Dr. Verma at ayurvedavv@yahoo.com Private Sessions are offered at every place and also through Internet. Please contact seminar organizers or Dr. Verma by email ayurvedavv@yahoo.com or telephone her on 0177.3167492 while she is in Germany.
About Private Sessions: Our private sessions are based upon the age-old holistic wisdom of Ayurveda and Yoga. The six dimensions of your being (three each of the body and mind) mutually influence each other and burden of your past makes a cover of darkness on your eternal source of energy. With the traditional methods, we teach you how to get rid of the darkness that makes you physically and mentally unhealthy by causing other blockades in your life. Once these blockades are removed, you feel better and healthier and look beautiful, just like the light from the sun radiates after the wind takes away the cover of dark clouds.
Ayurveda Retreat and Workshop in Germany on For information and registration contact Dr. Verma at: ayurvedavv@yahoo.com We offer retreats twice a year in Germany─ in spring and autumn. Every time, we also treat on special theme and this time it is Ayurvedic geriatrics. In today’s world, the wisdom to prepare oneself for a healthy old age is lacking and that is why we see a rapid increase in senility and other age-related ailments. During this retreat we focus on the theme of a specific lifestyle during your younger years so that each day you invest something in your health-bank for old age. The four days will include the following:
Costs: 410 Euro including two meals a day, drinks, a party, all products like oils, purification products and health promoting rasayana. Register with Dr. Verma at ayurvedavv@yahoo.com
Prevention of Dementia with Ayurvedic and Yogic methods Dementia is a gradual loss of cognition and memory and it is spreading at a pandemic scale in the world. Every year, 200 000 new cases of dementia are diagnosed in Germany alone. It is an incurable disorder and causes a great economic and social burden. Experts estimate that by 2030, every third or fourth person would be suffering from Dementia. It is alarming that with such great spread of the disease, who will take care of whom in next 50 years. |