For more than 20 years, I have regularly experienced Ayurvedic massages as an essential part of traditional Ayurvedic cleansing therapies. Over this time, I became deeply familiar with the restorative and balancing effects of these treatments. Three years ago, I had the opportunity to immerse myself more intensively in Ayurveda and the art of massage.

Until then, my professional path was in the financial sector, most recently as a Director of the Asset Management division of a private bank in Frankfurt. While I always enjoyed working with people in a professional context, I eventually chose to leave the financial industry behind and explore a new direction in life. I deliberately engaged in an inner process of reflection to discover how I could align my future activities with more meaningful goals. It was clear to me that I also wanted to dedicate part of my work to volunteer service.

A truly transformative place for this process was Atmasantulana Village, one of the oldest and largest Ayurveda centers in India. Founded by Shreeguru Balaji Tambe—an Ayurvedic doctor, musician, author, and above all a spiritual teacher—the center profoundly influenced my journey. Without his guidance, many positive developments in my life would not have been possible. During a six-month stay there, I meditated extensively, practiced yoga, and completed certified training in Ayurvedic full-body massage.

Today, I am committed to sharing these positive experiences with others. Ayurveda, with its focus on preventive health care, offers holistic answers to the challenges of modern life. Within this system, Ayurvedic massage plays a vital role in fostering relaxation, restoring balance, and supporting long-term well-being.