Dr. Alejandro Junger

So that state, I went in and out. You said for two weeks. For two weeks, I was in and out. In that state, little time.

No, no, no. I was living in the city and I was driving to the Catskills where this ashram is.

No, no, no. I was living in the city and I was driving to the Catskills where this ashram is.

No, no, no. I was living in the city and I was driving to the Catskills where this ashram is.

No, no, this ashram was in New York.

No, no, this ashram was in New York.

No, no, this ashram was in New York.

They have ashrams all over the world. There's one in LA too.

They have ashrams all over the world. There's one in LA too.

They have ashrams all over the world. There's one in LA too.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, it changed everything because after that, I ended up going to India as a cardiologist When I arrived there, they put me as the director of their clinic. But there was a lot of other doctors. There were Ayurvedic doctors, there were Chinese medicine doctors, there were chiropractors, hands-on healers, Reiki masters.

Well, it changed everything because after that, I ended up going to India as a cardiologist When I arrived there, they put me as the director of their clinic. But there was a lot of other doctors. There were Ayurvedic doctors, there were Chinese medicine doctors, there were chiropractors, hands-on healers, Reiki masters.

Well, it changed everything because after that, I ended up going to India as a cardiologist When I arrived there, they put me as the director of their clinic. But there was a lot of other doctors. There were Ayurvedic doctors, there were Chinese medicine doctors, there were chiropractors, hands-on healers, Reiki masters.

Whoever came to the ashram, whatever skill they had, they put them to work on that. So there were people that were engineers that were working on the lighting system and the water filtration system. It's a community. Everybody's doing something.