Health is a natural facet of liveliness - both by definition and realization. The ancient Indians had attributed the secret of ”jivem shardah shatam” - hundred years of vigorous, healthy, happy and creative life - to the total harmony of the mode of living with the Nature and the spiritual inheritance of life.

Their approach was focused primarily on the science of consciousness and dealt with the awakening and harmonious use of the vital power (pran shakti) in auto-regulation of the body functions rather than controlling it by adjusting the (bio)chemical reactions and physiological activities as is largely practised in the modern sciences of medicine.

After about two centuries of dominance of Allopathic and related approaches of medical treatment, its limitations and incompleteness are by and large being felt by people from all sections of the society. Now the reductionist approach to health is giving way to a more comprehensive holistic approach in which the mind, body and soul relationship is getting more and more prominent. 

are being conducted separately in some centres in different parts of the world today.

   Global Gayatri Pariwar had inspired research on collective as well as separate effects of the influence of mental therapy, yoga-sadhanas of asana, pranayam and meditation, herbal or plant medicines, …. etc,  in the Brahmvarchas research centre at Shantikunj, Hardwar in 1979.

   Pioneering work on unique therapies like yagyopathy and mantra- therapy has been done here. Even some otherwise ’incurable’ diseases have been cured by these therapies.