Brazil: Traditional medicine, natural treatment of disease, shamanism

Russia: Sauna, cold water treatment, massage, shamanism

India: Ayurveda center, Yoga, meditation, massage

China: Traditional Chinese Medicine hospital, Tao garden, Shaolin monastery

South Africa: Traditional herbs, natural healing, shamanism

Plan of action:

Contact embassies of BRICS countries in Portugal and speak about plan.

Speak with Mr.Michael Zhu, intermediary Chinese government and corporate world about this plan.

The concept of Aveiro BRICS Health and Beauty Center to be filled in more in detail in close relation with representatives of BRICS countries.

Propose twin city relation with Chinese city for the City of Aveiro, Portugal.

In August, September, October 2018 work on strengthening of this plan and come to more detailed approach.

We thank you for your attention

Kind regards

Galina Zakharchenko

Jared Kock

Initiators Aveiro BRICS Health and Beauty center

 

 

Examples of health and beauty from BRICS countries

 

2.1.  Tao-garden, Thailand

 

https://www.tao-garden.com/

The Tao Garden Health Spa & Resort is the home of Master Mantak Chia, who has been the only one, named twice as Qigong Master of the Year by the International Congress of Chinese Medicine and Qi Gong in 1990 and 2012 and is also, listed as number 18 of the 100 most Spiritually Influential people in the world. He has taught the Universal Healing Tao System worldwide to thousands of students. Every year, retreats are held at Tao Garden so students can learn the Taoist practices and instructors can be certified. Plan your visit to Tao Garden as your first step to a better life in the Tao. Tao Garden is also a high-quality, full-service health spa and clinic where you can relax, have spa massage treatments, consult with resident doctors and take healing treatments at the Certified Clinic. There is a full list of health treatments available, from basic massage to Taoist massages and treatments. Located just north of Chiang Mai, Thailand at the foothills of the Southeastern Himalayan mountains, Tao Garden is surrounded by lush vegetation and is conducive to contemplation, meditation, chi kung, tai chi and other spiritual internal exercises. There is a full range of facilities, including the famous Whole Food Kwan Yin Dining Hall, salt swimming pool, exercise rooms, meditation halls, tai chi fields and much more.

 

Historic relation Portugal with the world

 

- Capetown (South Afrca),

- Brasilia (Brasil),

- Goa (India),

- Macau & Kanton/Quangzhou (China),

 

with historic views how life was around 1500, the basics of the different cultures: the tribal, indigenious wisdom from South Africa and Brasil, yoga/ayerveda/hinduism from India, confucianism/taoism/ buddhism/traditional chinese medicine from China

 

Healing from Brasil

Plant-spirit healing is a way of life as well as a modality of healing because it helps us to become fully aware of our own true nature and to live accordingly in what can be a life-long journey. The plants are our companions for life and guide, heal and help us along the way. They also assist with issues of intention and humility, reminding us that ultimately we are in service to the holy, the sacredness in all life.

 

 

Onanya Plant-Spirit Healers

Shipibo Onanya are ‘doctors’ working within a very different system of healthcare. Indeed, traditional Amazonian shamanism could be called ‘plant spirit-assisted healthcare’: working with plant spirits to address energetic imbalances, psycho-spiritual conditions and the fragmented souls of participants due primarily to the trauma and emotional losses of the past. Throughout the Peruvian Amazon, healers who work with ayahuasca are often called medicos not shamans. Medico is the Spanish word for doctor. Genuine Amazonian healers are shamanic practitioners who act as conduits for the plant spirits.

 

Healing Substances

Examples of healing substances include Peyote, a substance that is used in indigenous cultures in the Americas and is derived from the Peyote cactus. It causes an enhanced feeling of introspection and visual or audio hallucinations. Another example is the magic mushrooms of Oaxaca, similar to the Peyote in which the consumer enters a psychedelic state and is able to allow the mushrooms to heal themselves spiritually and physically. Ayahuasca is an Amazonian plant mixture that is capable of inducing altered states of consciousness, usually lasting between 4 to 8 hours after ingestion. Shamans or medicine men take ayahuasca to communicate with nature or to see what is causing a patient’s illness on a spiritual level. The drink is taken in the form of tea, typically in a ceremonial session under the guidance of an experienced drinker. The main ingredient of this jungle tea is a vine, Banisteriopsis caapi, which like the tea itself is also called ayahuasca (which means ‘vine of the soul’ or ‘vine with a soul’). Coca, tobacco and alcohol can also be considered healing substances and are more prevalent across cultures than the aforementioned drugs.

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