Todd Caldecott

Todd Caldecott has been in practice as a clinical herbalist and ayurvedic practitioner for over a decade. He has had a broad array of clinical experiences, from Canada and the United States, to Trinidad and India. His interest in natural healing began early in life and deepened through his extensive travels throughout India and western Asia. He has had the great good fortune to have traveled to many interesting places and to have met many enlightening people. His studies have been diverse, including classical Indian (carnatic) music in Tamil Nadu and Buddhist meditation in Sri Lanka and Bodhygaya, India. In his search for spiritual and physical health, he has visited the famed 'healthy' Hunza peoples in the remote villages of the Karakorams in Northern Pakistan, and has had the great honour to spend time with a famed Sufi master in Shiraz, Iran.


Vaidya Madhu Bajra Bajracharya

The practice of Ayurveda has been passed down through the generations in Madhu’s family. Madhu Bajra Bajracharya learned much of Ayurvedic Medicine from his father, Vaidya Mana Bajra Bajracharya, a renowned Ayurvedic physician, healer, teacher and Buddhist Priest in Nepal, who practiced Ayurveda for 40 years. Dr. Mana, as he was fondly called, was in turn taught by his own father and mother as well.
Vaidya Madhu is now continuing the same practice after his father’s death. He continues to study and attend to his patients from across the world and his helping to modernize the Ayurvedic field.