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Events of the Year
2008
Toronto & Montreal
INTRODUCTORY COURSES FOR** PROFESSIONAL
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Instructor: Jayshree Baburam, Montreal
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Ayurvedic Head Massage Course: Total 5
Hours, $ 195 (Material Extra, Massage Oils, etc) (Saturday: 11am to 4
pm)
Instructor: Rakesh R. Modi, Toronto
Instructor:
Rakesh R. Modi, Toronto
DATE: 16-17-18
FEB 2008 (Saturday, Sunday, Monday)
VENUE:
AYURVED CENTRE, Toronto
ADDRESS: 1115,
O’Connor Drive, Toronto, On M4B 2T5
TEL: 416-778-9341
(Ask for RAKESH)
Email: Ayurved@Sympatico.ca
PARKING: FREE
(Park in HARVEY’s Plaza Across)
DIRECTION: Please
visit:
www.AyurvedToronto.com/Directions.htm
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DATE: 20-21 FEB 2008
(WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY)
VENUE:
DIVINE BEAUTY
INSTITUTE AND COSMETICS (Montreal)
ADDRESS: SUITE 2428, 1000
de la GAUCHETIERE STREET WEST,
24TH FLOOR, Montreal
TEL: 1-780-813-0175
Email:
info@DivineBeautyCosmetics.com
(WEDNESDAY:
10 am to 1 pm) (THURSDAY:
4 pm to 7 pm)
Instructor: Jayshree Baburam, Montreal,
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Ayurvedic Head Massage Course: Total
5 Hours, $ 195 (Material Extra, Massage Oils, etc) (WEDNESDAY:
2 pm to 7 pm)
Instructor: Rakesh R. Modi, Toronto
Instructor: Rakesh R. Modi, Toronto
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Events of the Year 2007
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MAHA BHAGYA ASHTA
AISHWARYA MAHA LAXMI MAHAYAGNA
PLEASE DONATE GENEROUSLY. YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL BE GREATLY
APPRECIATED. TAX RECEIPTS WILL BE ISSUED.
CHEQUES CAN BE MADE PAYABLE TO:
HINDU
TEMPLE
OF
HAMILTON
6297 Twenty Rd. East•
HAMILTON• ON• L0R 1P0
CHEQUE MEMO: MAHA YAGNA DONATION
For
further information please call (905) - 679 – 6935 or
Email:
mahayagnam.hamiltontemple@gmail.com
Day One:
Veera Lakshmi strengthens our reserve and will
power. All things are possible when we have the strength to follow our
passion and work with determination.
Day Two: Gaja Lakshmi cultivates a sense of completion within us
and gives us the blessing that everything we need is within us; and
knowing this will uplift us and imbue us with a sense that all of us
have the divine spark within us and that we are children of God.
Day Three: Santhan Lakshmi helps those women who are unable to
conceive and solve any marital problems.
Day Four: Vijaya Lakshmi invokes a sense of accomplishment, a
feeling that we will be victorious in life. ‘Being Victorious’ is a
state of what we are, what we are capable of doing, how we should
approach the world.
Day Five: Dhanya Lakshmi relates to that aspect of divine
feminine which nourishes all life: whether it is Mother Earth, who has
endowed us with fertile land, or our mothers who lovingly prepares our
meals and manages our lives.
Day Six: Adi Lakshmi invokes within us deep-seated knowledge,
which will help us find wisdom and ultimately take us on a path to
salvation.
Day Seven: Ashiwarya Lakshmi brings to us all the wealth and good
fortune in the world. She blesses us with material goods including
money, fame, beauty and all finer things in life.
Day Eight: Dhana Lakshmi blesses us so that all these eight
attributes can be found within each of us. By using this energy with a
pure and humble heart, we can achieve these desirable outcomes.
In order to help bring the purifying positive energy from this ceremony
into your home, you can attend the Yajna, sponsor certain sevas, pujas
and take home a number of symbols of the ritual. By sponsoring these you
will you have a keepsake from this unique opportunity and provide funds
for this ceremony to make it a success. Following opportunities are
being offered at a reasonable cost so that a large number of people that
can participate in the Maha Bhagya Ashta Aishwarya Maha Lakshmi Maha
Yagna:
1. A murthi (statue) of the Goddess Ashta Aishwarya Lakshmi which is
plated in gold.
2. A Copper Yantra for Lord Kuber plated in gold.
3. A Copper Vaastu Yantra made plated in gold.
A Yantra is a geometric 2-D representation of a particular vibrational
frequency. By using these diagrams in worship or meditation, one is able
to bring that particular energy into their lives. In this ceremony we
will be implementing two particular Yantras: the Kuber Yantra and Vaastu
Yantra.
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ESTHETIQUE & SPA INTERNATIONAL
SHOW
April 22 & 23 2007(Sunday & Monday)
Star Speakers:
>>>
Guru Prof. Sir Dr. Jitendra
Uniyal
Topic (1): VEDIC ASTROLOGY & AYURVEDA
Time: Sunday, 9.30 am, Room No. 202-B
Topic (2):
MANAGEMENT
OF PLANETARY CONDITIONS FOR NATURAL BEAUTY & HEALTH
Time: Sunday, 1.30 pm, Room No. 202-B
>>>
Dr. Rakesh Modi
Topic (1): AYURVEDA
Time: Monday, 9.30 am, Room No. 202-B
Topic (2):
PANCHAKARMA
Time: Monday, 1.30 pm, Room No. 202-B
Downtown Metro Toronto Convention Centre
For Detailed Information visit:
www.spa-show.com
Tel: 1-866-772-7469
Step (1) click on "English"
Step (2) click on "Toronto"
Step (3) click on "Toronto 2007, 7th Edition"
Step (4) click on "Visitors"
Step (5) Click on "Toronto 2007 Program"
On-site registration fee: $ 60 per person (or visit official website
to confirm fee structure)
Please Call: 416-778-9341 (*Please confirm
Schedule, * Some Conditions Apply)
Started: January 2nd 2007
Volunteers Needed
Events of the Year 2006
Location: Fairy Lake Park, Newmarket, On Canada
Program 1
Speaker: Rakesh Modi
Subject: Ayurveda
Date & Time: June 11th 2006 at 11.00 am to 11.30 pm
Program 2
Speaker: Rakesh Modi & Team
Subject: Yoga - Meditation & Classical Music
Date & Time: June 11th 2006 at 11.30 am to 12.00 pm
Organizers: Ministry of Environment & Ministry of Tourism, Canada
For more information please visit: www.WindFallCentre.ca
Speaker: Rakesh Modi
Program 1
Date: May 06 2006
Time: 2.00 pm to 3.30 pm
Location: Bathurst Clark Resource Library
900, Clark Avenue, Woodbridge, On L4J 8C1
Program 2
Date: May 27 2006
Time: 2.00 pm to 3.30 pm
Location: Pierre Berton Resource Library
4921 Rutherford Road, Woodbridge, On L4L 1A6
Organizer: Vaughan Public Library
Events of the Year 2005
LOCATION:
Hershey Centre, 5500 Rose Cherry Place, Mississauga
(North off Matheson, one traffic light East of Kennedy)
Program:
1) Presentation on Yoga & Meditation
Presented by Rakesh Modi & Team
Time: 6.00 pm to 6.30 pm, Saturday May 28, 2005
2) Presentation on Ayurveda
Presented by Rakesh Modi
Time: 7.00 pm to 7.30 pm, Sunday May 29, 2005
Over 20,000 people expected from over 22 different countries.
Events of the Year 2002 / 2003 /
2004
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WORLD
HERBO EXPO 2004, India..
January 12 – 14, 2004
Event Address:
Auditorium Hall, Opposite Patel Nagar,
The
Oriental Institute of Science & Technology located at Thakral
Nagar,
Bhopal
(city), 462 021, M.P. (province), India
Tel:
01191-755-2713713, 2752727, 2754941
Contact Address: The
Secretary General, World Herbo Expo 2004
Jeev-Jantu Kalyan Sangathan (PFA), "Vasundara Bhawan", E-4, Patel
Nagar,
Raisen Road, Bhopal-462012 (M.P.) India bv
Highlights of Expo
Objectives of the Expo
To
introduce all international Herbs, Herbal products, Traditional
Medicine, & Vaidhyas at one platform.
To
make awareness about herbal treatment & advantages.
To
provide one platform to South East Asia for International, Natural &
Herbal products manufacturers, Exporters, Importers, NRI's & its
Associates.
To
create opportunity for establishing Business in Japan, USA, UK &
European Countries.
To
establish opportunity to make way for opening branches, Franchise &
to establish business relationship in USA, UK & Japan through
Non-Resident of India (NRI's) Networks.
To
promote long term solutions by assembling the world's most enlighten
thinking on its innovative themes for sustainable development of
rich biodiversity of India.
Green
Earth, " Healthy Animals - Healthy People".
PARTICIPANTS:
All
are invited
Progressive
growers & farmers;
Scientists,
Engineers, Professors, Research scholars, Women Scientist;
NGO
& Self Help Group;
Govt.
& Private sector representatives & financial institutions;
Practitioners
of Indian system of medicines & allied system;
Pharmaceutical
Industries;
Investors,
Importers & Exporters (Non-Residents of India & Persons of Indian
Origin);
Plant
seeds supplying traders, Kitchen garden utilities item, Bio-
pesticides & Bio-fertilizers;
International
Ayurveda community;
Botanists,
Biotechnologists, Agriculturists, Dairy & Animal Husbandry Expert;
Traders,
policy makers, govt. officials, tourism promotion agencies;
Delegates
from all parts of India & foreign countries like Italy, Germany,
France, U.K. Russia, China, USA, Canada, Sri Lanka, etc & NRIs from
all over the world;
Manufacturers
of Pharmaceuticals Machinery, Clinical analysis Laboratory, Raw
material packaging & printing companies, Transport Companies;
Bio-energy,
pancha-gavya, agnihotra experts, Bio-fertilizers manufacturers,
Publishers;
Universities,
Students, Trade Promotion Organization, Pharmaceutical Associations,
Consultants, Research Institutes
Topics to be discussed
Exports
& Globalization Ayurveda for Tribal Development;
Drug
development & drug industry & GLP & GMP;
Role
of Ayurveda in AIDS, Cancer, Heart & other deadly diseases;
Medicinal
Plants to meet the global needs & to Channalise International Herbal
marketing for Tribal Development & Primary Health Care.
Organic
Farming & Certification for Export Potential & Bio-Diesel & Waste
land development;
Urban
waste recycling;
Export
Potential of Diary & other Elite products.
Village
level multi-enterprise system for viable agro-forestry;
cow
as a Global Mother for sustainable biodiversity;
Impact
of WTO & need for World Trade Promotion Initiative for Poverty
Alleviation;
Setting
of Ayurvedic & Pharmacy Colleges nearby rich bio-diversity areas;
Bio-diversity,
bio-technology intervention & role of women specialist, eco-tourism
& holistic health science;
Profitable
Joint ventures & foreign investment & partnership for green health
mission;
Global
view on education & research in Ayurveda & Technology adoption;
Energy
for sustainable forestry & rural development.
Important Dates
Last Date for registration:-
Jan 5, 2004.
Last Date for submission of abstract:-
Nov 15, 2003.
Last Date for submission of detail paper:-
Nov 30, 2003.
Language of Paper presentation:- English or Hindi.
Background
One of the
ways to achieve sustainable development and improve the standard of
local populations living in areas rich in biodiversity is to take
advantage of the new investment and trade opportunities that are
emerging for biodiversity-friendly products and services. Markets
for these products are on the rise because of the emerging
biotechnology industry, the search by industry for recyclable
products, and shifts in consumer behavior in developed and
developing countries.
The world market of products and services derived from renewable
resources is estimated to be more than US$ 900 billion per year,
with USA, the European Union and Japan being the biggest countries.
The world production of natural ingredients for cosmetics has been
estimated at US$ 1 billion, out of which 55% is derived from
developing countries. The ecotourism is also becoming an important
niche within the tourism industry, generating more than US$ 260
billion yearly. Additionally, the UNCTAD/WTO International Trade
Centre estimated the consumption of organic food and beverage at US$
20 billion for 2000, and increasing up to US$ 60 billion for 2005 in
Japan, USA and the European Union. National markets within
developing countries for these products are also growing.
Biodiversity products have a high potential to offer realistic
gains. They often have high value compared to their weight, what
lends itself well for commercialization, value-addition and
transportation to markets. Similarly, the nature of these products
offers new possibilities for increased involvement of local and
indigenous communities. For example, said communities could
cultivate or domesticate some wild-collected plants, hence
alleviating the processing. This would in turn leave a greater share
of the added value a greater share of the added value to local
producers, who would attach more value more value to the resource
and be encouraged to commit more voluntarily to its protection,
sustainable management and perpetual use.
If developing countries are able to seize these opportunities,
biodiversity could be turned into an engine for growth and
sustainable development. Currently, these countries are seeking to
capture this potential through:
Developing
legal and policy frameworks for the sustainable use of
biodiversity.
Acquiring
technical and entrepreneurial capabilities.
Obtaining
market information and market access.
Developing
biodiversity conservation schemes.
Arrangements: Flight Arrangement & Accommodation can be arrange
from USA & CANADA
For more
information, please contact:
Mr.
Rakesh Modi.
Ayurved &
Acupuncture Centre
Toronto,
Canada
Website: www.AyurvedToronto.com
Email:Ayurved@sympatico.ca
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Unique Public Seminar
Invited Guest Speaker: Mr. Ramesh N. Modi
Address: Yorkwood Library Theather
1785 Finch Ave West, Toronto, Ontario
Date: 3rd November 2003
Time: 6.30 to 9.30
Organized by: Gujarat Abroad Newspaper and Radio,
Gujarati Business Association
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Holistic Retreat Camp, May 31st 2003
Featuring: Ayurveda Lecture, Acupuncture
Demonstration, Yoga Demonstration, Beauty Care Demonstration, Home
Remedies, Etc.
Presented by: Rakesh R. Modi
Place: Gerrard India Bazaar, Toronto, On Canada
Time: 12:00 pm to 8.00 pm
Admission: FREE
Featuring: Ayurvedic Information, Acupuncture
Introduction, Ayurvedic Products Sales, Etc.
Presented by: Rakesh R. Modi
Place: Central Island, Ratha Yatra of Iskcon
Temple(Hindu Festival)
Time: Saturday - 1:00pm to 9:00 pm, Sunday -
12:00pm to 5.00 pm
Admission: FREE
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Natural Health
Practices presented by the
Ayurved & Acupuncture Centre
Admission: FREE
Place:
Lakeside Terrace, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, On Canada
Date: Saturday, August 9th 2003 (Event days are
8-10 August 2003)
For more information please visit
www.magicfeet.com
1)Ayurved Seminar
A discussion on this ancient health care system with Rakesh Ramesh
Modi. 1:30 p.m.
2)Acupressure Workshop
This ancient method of keeping "Good Health in Your Hands" are
shared through this workshop conducted by Rakesh Ramesh Modi. 4:30
p.m.
NOVEMBER 1 - 4, 2002, at Cochin, Kerala, India
FOCAL THEME: "
World Health and Ayurveda
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HIGHLIGHTS:
To our greatest satisfaction, participation from different
continents and cultures has now become reality. Participating
countries include USA, France, Peru, Germany, UK, Italy, Poland,
Australia, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden etc. Besides India, Asian
participation in the meet is confirmed through Sri Lanka, Nepal,
Malaysia, Japan, Thailand etc. and other far-eastern countries
have already been confirmed. Leading scientists, prominent
academicians and practicing Ayurveda professionals have all
confirmed their availability for the event. Raising interest among
the legislature in India about this mammoth event, 19 members have
raised questions about the Congress in the Indian Parliament, for
which the Union Minister for Health will be replying on 29 July
2002. Scientific bodies and research institutions of repute- from
within India and abroad - will also mark their presence at the
meet, thereby converting WAC 2002 into a conglomerate of those in
the industry, academician and scientific community. An update on
the list of participants, as on 15 July 2002 is enclosed, for your
information and record.
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Experts from SIddha, Unani,
Acupuncture, Reiki, Astrology, Yoga, Massage Therapies,
Homeopathy, Shiastu, Japanese-African Systems etc.
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Plenary and parallel sessions
covering all aspects of Ayurveda.
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Pre-Congress Workshops on
Panchakarma, Ksharasutra, Yoga & Naturopathy and Kerala
Specialty Treatments.
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Introductory Course on
Ayurveda for Non-Ayurvedic Practitioners.
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Competitions for Students.
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Mega Exhibition by National
and International Marketing and Manufacturing firms,
Universities, Colleges and Treatment Centres.
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Anyone can participate in this
World Ayurveda Congress 2002
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DHANWANTARI JAYANTI
On 2 November 2002 we will
have the Dhanwantari day celebrations with a seminar session on
major contributors for perfecting Ayurvedic System: Susrutha,
Charaka, Vagbhata, Nagarjuna, Madhava, Agasthya, etc.
Paper Presentation: Ghee:
Ayurveda's Milk of Life
Presentation: Dr. Rakesh R. Modi
November 1st 2004
There would be three types of
presentations
| 1. |
Globalization of
Ayurveda and allied Indian Systems of Medicine. |
| 2. |
Panchakarma and
Rejuvenation therapy. |
| 3. |
Ayurvedic
specialties of Kerala. |
| 4. |
Integration of
Indian systems, and their interface with modern system |
| 5. |
Herbal drugs -
Ethno medicines - Ethno pharmacology, Plant sciences and
nutraceuticals - natural drugs vs synthetic drugs - mineral
drugs & animal based drugs. |
| 6. |
Drugs
development, drug industry, good manufacturing practices,
Standardization of Ayurvedic drugs, Impact of IPR, International
marketing. |
| 7. |
Education &
Research Methodology in Indian systems - Reforms and
Revitalization. |
| 8. |
Preservation of diversity in
Health Care systems. |
| 1. |
Philosophical
foundations of Ayurveda and Siddha; Triguna - Panchabhoota -
Tridosha - Sapthadhatu - Mala theories, and their compatibility
with modern sciences. |
| 2. |
Ayurvedic
pharmacology |
| 3. |
Diagnostic
techniques - compatibility with modern techniques |
| 4. |
Pediatrics in
Ayurveda |
| 5. |
Obstetric and
Gynecology in Ayurveda |
| 6. |
Surgical
Practices in Ayurveda |
| 7. |
ENT and
Ophthalmology in Ayurveda |
| 8. |
Orthopedics in
Ayurveda |
| 9. |
Mental Health &
Ayurveda |
| 10. |
Cancer-Radiation
Hazards-Pollution Hazards and Ayurveda |
| 11. |
Role of Ayurveda
in AIDS Control & Management |
| 12. |
Geriatrics and
Rejuvenation therapy in Ayurveda |
| 13. |
Treatment of
poisoning in Ayurveda |
| 14. |
Ayurveda and
Liver diseases - Ayurveda and Rheumatism |
| 15. |
Medicinal Plants
to meet global needs. |
| 16. |
Drug Industry -
Rules and Regulations across the world |
| 17. |
Ayurvedic Ideas
in Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Itihasas & evolution of different
schools of Ayurveda |
| 18. |
Yoga, naturopathy
and alternative therapies of Indian origin |
| 19. |
Role of Palmistry
- Astrology - mantra - Tantra - Yajna - Music in therapy |
| 20. |
The role of
hygiene, nursing, and diet in Ayurveda |
| 21. |
Impact of modern
living on health |
| 22. |
Promotive,
preventive and curative aspects in Ayurveda |
| 23. |
Ayurvedic
treatments for plant and animal diseases |
| 24. |
Autoimmune &
degenerative disorders & Ayurveda |
| 25. |
Metallic &
Mineral Drugs - Efficacy & safety. |
| 26. |
Holistic
medicines & Holistic health sciences |
| 27. |
Biodiversity,
Ecology, and Environment in Ayurveda & ecotourism. |
| 28. |
Ayurvedic
injectables, vitamins, minerals and hormones. |
| 29. |
Active principles
Vs whole drug/compound drug. |
| 30. |
Alternative/substitutes for non-available natural drugs. |
| 31. |
Local health
traditions and tribal medicines |
Arrangements: Flight Arrangement & Accommodation can be arrange
from USA & CANADA
For more
information, please contact:
Mr.
Rakesh Modi.
Ayurved &
Acupuncture Centre
Toronto,
Canada
Website: www.AyurvedToronto.com
Email:Ayurved@sympatico.ca |
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