<p>Wife of Prince Charles, Camilla Parker-Bowles who arrived at the 30-acre integrated holistic centre yesterday for a rejuvenation package before she joins the Prince for the Commonwealth Games inaugural in New Delhi, wants to look "her best" at the gala function, officials at the centre told PTI.<br /><br />Soaking in the time-tested Ayurvedic 'Shirodhara' treatment (which involves pouring warm medicated oil from a mud pot on the forehead) which is known to be best panacea to relieve tensions, the 63-year-old Duchess is also being taught the 'Suryanamaskar', a salutation to the Sun god, that exercises each part of the body.<br /><br />The 'satvic' food comprising homegrown organic vegetables and fruits that Camilla is treating her taste buds to, is a far cry from the typical English supper she is accustomed to.<br />"But then, partaking of 'satvic' food (basically bland food with no onion, garlic or spices as they titillate the human senses) is a pre-requisite for any ayurvedic or naturopathy treatment and we think she is enjoying the change," the officials said.<br /><br />Just before sunset, one sees the Duchess sitting cross- legged on a 'chattai' (coir mat), with her eyes closed taking meditation lessons from a teacher.<br />Camilla was also treated to a programme specially customised to suit her health requirements.<br /><br />One-to-one consultations to assess her requirements and to chalk out a programme was also followed at the spa, the officials said.</p>
<p>Wife of Prince Charles, Camilla Parker-Bowles who arrived at the 30-acre integrated holistic centre yesterday for a rejuvenation package before she joins the Prince for the Commonwealth Games inaugural in New Delhi, wants to look "her best" at the gala function, officials at the centre told PTI.<br /><br />Soaking in the time-tested Ayurvedic 'Shirodhara' treatment (which involves pouring warm medicated oil from a mud pot on the forehead) which is known to be best panacea to relieve tensions, the 63-year-old Duchess is also being taught the 'Suryanamaskar', a salutation to the Sun god, that exercises each part of the body.<br /><br />The 'satvic' food comprising homegrown organic vegetables and fruits that Camilla is treating her taste buds to, is a far cry from the typical English supper she is accustomed to.<br />"But then, partaking of 'satvic' food (basically bland food with no onion, garlic or spices as they titillate the human senses) is a pre-requisite for any ayurvedic or naturopathy treatment and we think she is enjoying the change," the officials said.<br /><br />Just before sunset, one sees the Duchess sitting cross- legged on a 'chattai' (coir mat), with her eyes closed taking meditation lessons from a teacher.<br />Camilla was also treated to a programme specially customised to suit her health requirements.<br /><br />One-to-one consultations to assess her requirements and to chalk out a programme was also followed at the spa, the officials said.</p>