Interview Christopher Hansard: Spiritual path to finding health and happiness.

From: The Birmingham Post (England) | Date: September 22, 2001 | Copyright information

Byline: Jenni Ameghino

While the world reflects on how recent events have highlighted human nature's capacity for evil, it is a welcome relief to encounter someone who devotes his life to promoting the innate goodness of mankind.

Christopher Hansard spreads the age-old wisdom that health and happiness go hand in hand. As Europe's leading practitioner of Tibetan medicine - he is one of only eight such specialists to be approved by the Dalai Lama - he seeks to ...

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