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Dr.
STEEPHAN
Dr. Steephan hails from the
state of Kerala, in southern peninsula of India . Kerala
is the famous destination for all Ayurvedic treatment and
medicine. A qualified Ayurvedic Doctor and Yoga Teacher
with a degree in Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) from
the University of Calicut in Kerala, Dr. Steephan trained
in conventional medicine with Dr. M. George, MBBS, MD (Chief
Physician, Holy Cross Hospital, Nagercoil) at the Holy Cross
Multi Specialty Hospital, Nagercoil, South India. Soon after,
he started a special wing for Ayurveda and Yoga at Holy
Cross Hospital, Nagercoil and worked there for six years
as chief consultant in Ayurveda and Yoga. During his practice
at Holy Cross Hospital he has treated a vast variety of
chronic Orthopedic and Neurological ailments using Ayurveda,
Yoga and Meditation Therapies. He has also proved
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his skill in treating chronic diabetic ulcers, Sciatica,
Osteoarthritis, panic attacks, anxiety, stress, depression
and repetitive strain injuries. Dr. Steephan has also received
a Diploma in Yoga teaching from Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Ashram
in Kerala. He has been practicing and teaching Ayurveda,
Yoga and Meditation for the past nine years in India and
abroad.
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Yoga Teachers
1.KEVIN SHEPPARD (Nirmal)
Nirmal teaches Hatha and Kundalini
Yoga and Meditation locally at the Ananda Yoga Centre in
Camberley. He has been practicing yoga and meditation for
nearly 10 years and has been teaching for 6 years. Nirmal
is committed to spreading the understanding and benefits
of this science, having studied with and been greatly inspired
by Swamis of the Satyananda School and Guru Dharam Singh
Khalsa (SKY).
2.BEANIE MacDONALD BWY Dip
During her long career working in
the Music and Conference industry Beanie practised Hatha
Yoga. This personal practise inspired her to formalise her
Yoga experience and led her to train for four years with
the British Wheel of Yoga. She has spent the last six years
teaching a wide range of students and classes in Kent and
East Sussex.
She is a firm believer in the benefits of Yoga and the changes
it can bring to one’s life. Above all, Yoga should
be enjoyed, regardless of age and ability. As the saying
goes: “If you can breathe, you can do Yoga”.
The Therapists
At Herbal Ayur, Ayurvedic massage
therapy is practiced in the pure form. Massages for male
patients will be undertaken by male masseurs while female
massage therapists will administer treatments for female
customers. We are proud of our team of senior massage therapists
with extensive experience in Panchakarma Massage Therapy
& caring for people.
With the experienced and qualified Panchakarma massage therapists
from Kerala, all treatments are carried out on the basis
of the type of therapy instructed by the Ayurveda physician,
based on the principles of Panchakarma or five pronged healing.
The therapists are entrusted with the health and well-being
of the client. In conjunction with the physician, they will
help prepare various oils and herbs for the therapy.
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Raja Yoga Meditation
Raja Yoga is an ancient system of meditation that enables us to return to our natural state of peace, inner power and self-worth. It helps us to gain an understanding of our identity and purpose, different levels of consciousness and our power to exercise choice over our thoughts, feelings and responses.
Raja Yoga offers a simple, step-by-step approach to the practice of meditation. As we come to know and appreciate our true selves, we can start to live our lives ‘from the inside out’ and express our qualities and strengths in a more natural way.
The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK) promotes the principles and practice of Raja Yoga meditation through educational programmes, events, projects and publications. Bringing together individuals of all ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds, and working with organisations and community groups across the UK, the University encourages the development of the spiritual dimension of people’s lives.
Registered as a UK charity in 1975, the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK) is part of a worldwide network of over 8,500 centres in more than 100 countries, the first of which was founded in India in the 1930’s.
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