You
meet with many manager and businessmen. Do you recommend Panchakarma
treatment to them?
Of
course – and not just to them. In January I had a wonderful time
with my whole family here. I have also been here with some of my
colleagues. The managing director of an investment company enthused
about a new feeling for life, after his first treatment.
But
very often you probably hear the argument: I don't have the time!
That's
right. But my feeling is that if you don't have time yourself then
give someone else Maharishi Ayurvedic treatment as a gift. I have
done that a number of times.
It is precious for
health. It is wonderful when one can help those whom one really likes,
to improve their health in this way.
Can
you integrate the Ayurvedic recommendations into your daily life?
I do a lot of things differently
now. I try to take things easier and take more time. Naturally
that is not possible all the time, but one can already do a lot.
For example, a business meal does not always have to be heavy
food with x number of courses. Even my colleagues now appreciate
it when a light and easily digestible menu is served. But I don't
live like a monk – definitely not.
Modern managers take time out
for self development and wellness courses. Is Maharishi Ayurveda
an alternative?
It is a question of knowledge and
realisation. I have taken many of these management courses. They
are mainly just a strain for the body and don't necessarily produce
any mental freshness. Ayurveda has given me the opposite experience.
The treatment, lectures and advice bring you closer to yourself
and open up new horizons. Through the courses here at Bad Ems
I think I have a better feeling for my body and handle daily life
in a better way. And what's good for me, is good for my business.
.
So, a royal path?
For me, definitely. It could be for
many other people too. You have to be aware of the possibility
and not close your eyes to it. There are already managers that
are ill because of stress and it very important for them to be
better informed and discover this method.
Thank
you for talking to us.
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