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 | | The overall theoretical aim of the IHMRP is to contextualise and clarify, and thus make explicit the contributions that the Indic traditions have made in the fields of modern health, medicine and wellbeing, and how these contributions have been altered, enriched, developed and (re)interpreted during such processes of propagation and acculturation. |
 | | The overall practical aim of the IHMRP is to gather, critically evaluate and eventually disseminate knowledge about how yogic and ayurvedic traditions have been, are being and can be adapted to modern needs and conditions, so as to be used efficiently and in discerning fashion for fostering human health and wellbeing, broadly understood. |
 | | The workshop set the foundations for the second Indic Health Conference, entitled Ayurveda: Modern and Global Identities, which took place at the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge on 2-3 July 2004. |
| www.divinity.cam.ac.uk /CARTS/dhiir/indic/mission.html (1744 words) |
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