Indian Indian Deepak Chopra - a doctor and part-time writer. His hobby is unconventional methods of healing and the author’s methodology for the development of spirituality. Chopra's books on Eastern mysticism and alternative medicine have been reprinted many times and have been criticized by official scholars each time.
Deepak Chopra: facts from a biography
The future doctor and writer was born in New Delhi (India) on October 22, 1946. Deepak's father was a diversified person: he worked as a priest, a cardiologist, served in the British army as a lieutenant. Chopra's grandfather was an adherent of traditional Hindu medicine. The traditions of the family, in which the western and eastern systems of healing came together, influenced the formation of Deepak's worldview.
Chopra received his education at the school of St. Columbus. He then continued his studies at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
In the late 60s, Chopra and his wife Rita moved to the United States. Here, a young Indian underwent clinical practice and graduated from residency at the Mühlenberg Hospital and the University of Virginia Hospital, after which he successfully passed the exam, becoming a doctor in endocrinology and therapy.
In the late 90s, Chopra participated in the creation of the so-called Well-Being Center, whose work was based on the principles of Ayurveda.
Currently, the world famous writer lives in San Diego.
The work of Deepak Chopra
One of the first printed works of Chopra was Ayurveda (1991). This is a practical guide to using mental powers to heal the body. The author invited readers to take a test that would determine the spiritual type of a person. At the same time, the test results become a template for selecting a program to improve spiritual and physical health.
Among Chopra’s other books, which have become bestsellers, are “Ageless Body, Timeless Mind, ” “Quantum Healing, ” “The Way of the Wizard, ” “The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success.”
