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" The practice of Ayurveda in the UK and the role of spirituality : "
Santosh , Romila
King, Anna ; Boyce-Tillman, June ; Lewith, GeorgeSantosh , RomilaKing, Anna ; Boyce-Tillman, June ; Lewith, George
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Latin Dissertation
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835676
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TLets698127
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King, Anna ; Boyce-Tillman, June ; Lewith, George
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University of Winchester
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The practice of Ayurveda in the UK and the role of spirituality :\ Santosh , RomilaKing, Anna ; Boyce-Tillman, June ; Lewith, GeorgeSantosh , RomilaKing, Anna ; Boyce-Tillman, June ; Lewith, George
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University of Winchester
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2014
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Thesis (Ph.D.)
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2014
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This thesis examined the changes that occur when a system of healing is transplanted from the East to the West. Ayurveda is both a system of healing and a way of life; though its origins are in India, it has moved across boundaries into many Western environments. The literature on global Ayurveda suggests that it has been promoted as a spiritualised system of healing as it addresses the mind, body and spirit. Currently, there is little research on the practice of Ayurveda in the UK.
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University of Winchester
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