Aging is the process of becoming older, a process that is genetically determined and environmentally modulated. Science cannot predict the duration of a human life. Genetics, too, fails,because a centenarian may not have a centenarian parent. According to Dr Chopra: “Aging is much more of a choice than people ever dream” and for that, it is essential to reinterpret the concept of body and realize the “changeless I” inside of us, which the ancient sages in India simply called the Self (Soham). He considers three distinct ways to measure someone’s age: “Chronological Age – how old you are by the calendar; Biological Age – how old your body is in terms of critical life signs and cellular processes, i.e., how time has affected your organs and tissues compared to other people of your chronological age; and Psychological Age – how old you feel you are.”
 

You have questions. Questions about how to make your practice more integrative. Where to find other practitioners to expand your referral network. When to go on a retreat for a transformative experience. Who to call to promote your holistic events. You have the ultimate resource for answers to these questions: you and your fellow members. Through AHMA, you are connected to fellow practitioners from a number of disciplines with a wealth of experience and knowledge. Members learn from one another. That is the impetus behind AHMA’s major focus to make connecting with your colleagues simpler, more accessible than ever.