
10/09/2025
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Discover how Mrs. Jayathi experienced remarkable healing through authentic Ayurvedic treatments at Indus Valley Ayurvedic Centre. Under the care of Dr. Belak...
Indus Valley Ayurvedic Centre (IVAC) is an award-winning wellness retreat offering Authentic Panchakarma, Yoga, and Meditation. Why IVAC? This is not a spa.
Indus Valley Ayurvedic Centre, Talavane Farm
Mysore
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The IVAC story in Dr. Krishna’s words:
It all began six decades ago, I decided to be a doctor when I was in my second grade.
My mother used to be very sick and was many times in the death bed. Nearest doctor was 12 miles away. There were no roads or phones. We had to send someone by foot who could reach the doctor as fast as possible and bring him by foot, the only possible way to travel at the time. Monsoon rains and thunder would be in full swing. Walking through the tropical forest with leeches sucking blood, carrying medicines in the pouring rain was not an easy task by any stretch of the imagination. The doctor would arrive, treat my mother and save her. He was a wonderful person smiling and assuring me that my mother wouldnt die. I was sitting next to my mom and crying, worried she may die any moment. With my tender heart I would beg my mother not to die and I would be a doctor when I grow up and take care of her and there would be no need to wait so long for a doctor. I would tell the doctor that I wanted to be like him, a doctor. He would smile and say “sure you can”. This was the beginning.
I met my spiritual Master and mentor when I was 13 yrs old. I was intensely absorbed by his personality at all levels. I got my first introduction to the profound philosophy of the Vedas and especially Ayurveda during my one year stay with him at his home when I was sixteen. Guided by and through his blessings I became an allopathic doctor. One day during the time I was with him he told me “Ayurveda has suffered eight centuries of decline. It needs to be brought to the forefront of the modern medicine. It requires lots of planning to catch up with the lost years. You have a mission to accomplish this”. I asked how I could do this when I was being advised to do study modern medicine (Allopathy). He said it is important that I study Allopathy and whatever knowledge needed for me in Ayurveda would come to me when needed.