Health Rejuvenating Exercises

Published: 18.12.2009
Updated: 31.07.2012
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A true Yogi, Swami Dharmananda Jain started learning Yoga when he was just a schoolgoing child. He received his teachings and guidance from great saints like Acharya Shri Tulsi, Acharya Shri Mahapragya, Swami Yogeshwarananda and Swami Narayan Giri.

 

Swamiji was the director of 'Tulsi Adhyatma Nidam' which was the chief meditation centre of Ladnun. He was the director there from 1975 to 1985. Since 1986, he is the director of 'Adhyatma Sadhana Kendra'.

 

From 1975 onwards, he has been organising several meditation camps all over India and has also been teaching many people about meditation. In 1985-86, he set out on a world tour. He toured Bangkok, Hong Kong, Japan, America, Canada, England, Holland, Belgium and France and spread the knowledge of meditation in these countries. He was also associated with doctors of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in their research works on prevention of heart ailments, asthma, diabetes, etc. In his meditation centre, he also taught the soldiers and other people who went to Antarctica in 1993 and to those who went to Leh in 1995 for the DIPAS Mission to understand the effects of Yoga at higher altitudes.

 

He was also invited by the Swedish Herbal Institute, Sweden. In 1996, he went to England and Italy on his mission.

 

He was very impressed by the science of Colour Therapy. From 1975, he started studying Colour Therapy and taught many people about this theory. As a chemotherapist, he has given many lectures in various forums. He has authored many books and written various articles on Colour Therapy. He is the sole Indian member of the International Colour Therapy Association of England.

 

Author: Swami Dharmananda Jain
Publisher: Pustak Mahal, Delhi-110006
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Edition: First Edition, 2005
ISBN: 81-223-0879-1
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Health Rejuvenating Exercises

Pages: 52
Dimensions: 13.90 x 21.70 x 0.40 cm (W x H x D)
Weight: 87 g

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