Lithuanians turn to Indian traditions

Jan. 1, 2009 - PRLog -- By popular demand, the age-old benefits of Ayurveda are now available to the citizens of the eastern European nation, Lithuania. Jiva Ayurveda has recently launched its complete range of beauty care products in Lithuania. The launching ceremony took off with a grand event in the Lithuanian capital city of Vilnius, which was organised by Jiva’s authorised distributor for Lithuania, Biosola. The meeting, attended by all the channel partners as well as a few Lithuanian regulatory authorities, was also marked by entertaining performances rendered by Lithuanians wearing Indian dresses during the closing ceremony.

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Jiva is an idea--that India's traditional knowledge systems can provide valuable answers to solving modern problems. Whether it's science, healthcare, education, or technology, the scholars of India have evolved comprehensive understandings of life over the millenia that demonstrate how people can remain balanced and how we can help keep balance in our world. Unfortunately, much of this great wisdom has been lost through the years. It is our goal to revive this knowledge and make it accessible to people in this era through relevant programs, products, and services. The cornerstone of our work is Jiva Culture, led by Dr. Satya Narayana Dasa who collects and translates traditional Vedic scriptures. This information is infused into educational projects by Steven Rudolph, and into Ayurvedic projects by Dr. Partap Chauhan. To carry out our activities, we have establish a number of companies and non-profit organizations that are headed by Rishi Pal Chauhan.