Month: November 2020

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Ravi Lad | Herpes

Ravi Lad
Belgaum, Karnataka, India

Namaste, Greetings.
I am 63 years old and I had suffered a major attack of Herpes Zoster in 2015 in my left leg. It was detected very late, therefore the intensity was very, very high. The nerves from the lower back to the middle toe, ring toe and the little toe of the left leg were damaged, making the toes and the foot hyper-sensitive and numb.
I went to my physician and started my treatment. I went in fact to three physicians, two in neurocare centers and my family physician as well. I was prescribed 9 different medicines and when I went to the other doctor, he prescribed me more medication. For 5 years I was going through a terrible period and there used to be great pain in the left leg from the knee down. It was hypersensitive.


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Homa Psychotherapy: Training the Mind

Training the Mind to react with Love and
make proper Decisions

By Barry Rathner, Clinical Psychologist

HOMA PSYCHOTHERAPY:
THE FIVEFOLD PATH OF VEDAS AS OUR WAY OUT AND IN

The Coronavirus is trying to teach all of us many lessons. One of them is especially applicable to India—a mecca of spirituality facing especial challenges today with respect to material and physical issues.

Vedic Culture provides simple—though not easy—solutions.

The Fivefold Path of Vedas—Yajnya, Daan, Tapa, Karma and Swadhyaya—has never before been brought into such clear focus as now. Continue reading “Homa Psychotherapy: Training the Mind”
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Yovanna Calle Vásquez | Depression, Anxiety, Insomnia


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Yovanna Calle Vasquez
Piura, Peru, South America
     I started with the practice of Homa Therapy more than two years ago, soon it will be three. I am 41 years old and I was born in Piura. I am a teacher. I am married and I have a son named Salvador. All my problems started when I was in the saddest moments of my life. At that time, I was 15 years old. That’s when my depression and anxiety began. I had a terrible family relationship with my mother. I had intermittent crisis episodes for many years. There were stretches of time when I had to go to the psychologist and I improved for a time. Continue reading “Yovanna Calle Vásquez | Depression, Anxiety, Insomnia”