Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Tony Nader, MD, PhD, MARR
Ayurveda, the ancient science of life, has long provided a holistic framework for understanding health and well-being. Rooted in personalised medicine, preventive care, and natural healing methods, Ayurveda offers insights that modern science is now beginning to validate. In recent years, research in fields such as genomics, microbiology, and chronobiology has uncovered striking parallels between Ayurvedic principles and contemporary medical discoveries.
In the pursuit of holistic well-being, many have turned to the ancient practice of aromatherapy, which utilizes essential oils to address various physical and mental health issues. Maharishi AyurVeda Aroma Therapy (MAAT), an advanced form of aromatherapy, goes beyond conventional methods by integrating the profound principles of Maharishi AyurVeda. To delve deeper into this fascinating field, we sat down with Andréia Castilho, an advanced Maharishi AyurVeda Aroma Therapy expert and Head of the Department of Maharishi AyurVeda Aroma Therapy at the Maharishi College of Perfect Health International.
All of life is this inter-play of stillness and dynamism. The stillness of a sap is manifested in the beauty of the trunk, the branches, leaves, flowers and fruits. So is the stillness of a dancer manifested in dance through various movements of the body and expressions of the face, with each transformation complete in itself and also coming together as a Whole.
Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of natural healing, has a unique and profound method of assessing a person’s health through pulse diagnosis, known as Nadi Vigyan. This practice is an integral part of Ayurveda and has been used for centuries to detect imbalances and predict health conditions.
In the world of farming and gardening, a game changer has emerged—organic agriculture. This method focuses on nurturing crops without the use of harmful chemicals, promoting a positive impact on both the environment and our well-being. Say goodbye to negative effects from fertilizers and chemicals; organic agriculture is all about fostering a healthy coexistence between plants and the earth.
Orelia Roller is a key figure in the Department for Maharishi Light Therapy with Gems, continuing the legacy of her parents, Joachim and Iris Roller, who developed this technology in the 1980s under Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s guidance. A teacher of Transcendental Meditation and a skilled goldsmith and gemstone setter, Orelia now co-leads the Department, training practitioners worldwide and representing MLG within the Maharishi College of Perfect Health International and Maharishi AyurVeda.
In a world that often races towards modern solutions for health and wellness, there’s a timeless, holistic approach that stands out – Ayurveda. Rooted in ancient Indian traditions, Ayurveda has gained global recognition for its profound understanding of the mind-body connection and natural healing. For those considering a career in healthcare, becoming an Ayurvedic practitioner offers a unique and fulfilling path. Let’s look into why embracing Ayurveda is a great choice.
The Maharishi College of Perfect Health International will soon be entering the fifth year (2025) of the highly esteemed professional training certificate programme in Ayurveda. This programme has been offered through the accredited university Alma Mater Europaea in Maribor, Slovenia and has become a beacon of knowledge, drawing students globally who are eager to delve into the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda and immediately apply their knowledge.