Our company inculcates the natural and holistic principles of the art of Ayurveda that is a 5000 year old branch of Ancient Indian Medicine. Ayurveda works at multiple levels, including prevention, treatment and putting an end to the recurrence of the same ailment. Our founder, Dr. Joshi has had an extensive experience of 25 years in the field of Ayurveda. Living in the dense Himalayas for more than two decades he has experimented, researched, developed and perfected the intricate and potent art of Ayurveda. Living in the Himalayas he had access to rare herbs and spices and his commitment towards producing and administering alternative healthy remedies against products with chemicals, preservatives and unforeseen side effects have culminated into the inception of our Company, Samsara.Samsara in the ancient Sanskrit language means the cycle of Life & Death. Our company embodies the essence of its meaning and produces products that enriches our lives by providing a holistic treatment.

Dr. Joshi has travelled the sprawling jungles located in the dense valleys of the Himalayas to the heavily concentrated tropical jungles and backwaters of southern India including the state of Kerala known for its Ayurvedic origins. He dived deep into the art of Ayurveda working with herbs and spices mentioned in the ancient texts of Ayurveda. Initially, he had to locate the huge variety of these plants and eventually when he started using them for treatment a stark realisation hit him. It was that these herbs and spices were not readily available, so sourcing them was difficult and expensive.

So, to realise his dream of treating people holistically with Ayurveda he started affiliating with the farmers themselves so that the rare herbs and spices become readily available for the Ayurvedic remedies that were still possible to make. It took considerable time to organise everything but with true grit Dr. Joshi came nearer to realising his dream and the dying medicinal art of Ayurveda was given a new breath of life in the form of Samsara. Truly, it was the re-birth of Ayurveda.