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Congress Objectives
To foster a mutually enriching encounter between the existing healing
traditions of the world, from the ancient medical traditions of India,
Tibet, China and the Mediterranean area to health education, self-healing,
meditation, ecological awareness, healing with Food.
To explore new ways of integrating the wisdom of the ancient healing
traditions with contemporary allopathic medicine. Scientific research and
the development of modern medicine; these have led to an increasing
recognition and respect of the precious legacy of the ancient medical
traditions, as the very roots from which the tree of medical science
sprang forth.
To identify new heuristic devices and solutions for better inner and outer
health. To overcome inner and outer pollution with the synergetic
collaboration of all the medical traditions, through an integrated vision
that leads to well-being and rebalancing of the physical, mental,
spiritual and emotional aspects of life.
To cooperate in the realization of a permanent forum for the
interdisciplinary dialogue of the various global medical traditions.
Panels
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The comparative
approach to medical systems: its importance and validity
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Restoring
psycho-physical balance.
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The Great Medical
Traditions: New Ways of Exchange and Integration.
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Taking care of Inner
and Outer Environment: Herbal Medicine and Ecology
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Overcoming Physical
and Mental Dependence
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Extending the
definition of Health in the fields of education, spirituality and culture:
Education for better Health
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The concepts of Health
and Disease in the Indigenous Medical Systems: Methods of Cure.
• Accupuncture
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Anthroposophy
• Aromatherapy
• Astrology and Health
• Ayurveda
• Detoxification therapies
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Fitotherapy
• Food as Medicine
• Herbs - Medicinal Plants
• Tibetan Himalayan Medicine
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Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Traditional Mongolian Medicine
• Homeopathy
• Indigenous Health & Healing Methods
• Massage
• Mind and Body Balancing
• Naturopathy
• Osteopathy
• Prevention and Awareness
• Qi Gong
• Reiki
• Shiatsu
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