Total Wellness

Healing involves the restoration of health from a state of disease, with the concept that “dis-ease” signifies a lack of ease or well-being. Healing relies on our internal strength to return to a healthy state, highlighting that it’s a natural ability within everyone, and various methods can enhance this innate quality.

The body naturally recovers each day through basics like food, sleep, and relaxation. For minor issues like mild pain or irritation, rest or sleep usually does the trick. If these simple measures don’t work, taking medicine or seeking other supportive measure to enhance energy levels (inner healing power) will fasten the recovery process. It means medicine and healing both augments the process of recovery.

Every physical or mental action requires energy, and when we become exhausted, we experience fatigue or weakness. In our daily lives, we encounter numerous toxins, from food and air to mental stress and anxiety, placing a significant burden on the body. The constant need for repair work consumes a considerable amount of energy. When the loss of energy surpasses the gain over an extended period, it results in an energy deficit, pushing the individual into a low-energy state. In this condition, cells and the body struggle to effectively repair themselves, ultimately leading to the emergence of diseases.

Humans exist and experience life on various dimensions, as outlined in the Panchakosha model. Numerous factors influence individuals well being and health at different levels.

• Physical well-being involves aspects like nutrition, sleep, and exercise.
• Energy levels are influenced by a person’s vitality and breathing.
• Emotionally and mentally, factors such as stress, anxiety, peer/work pressure, and trauma play a role.
• A person’s overall state of mind, contentment, and happiness directly impact their health.

A person can be affected at various levels, either individually or in combination, resulting in numerous symptoms at the physical level. By solely treating the body with medicine, the approach may focus on suppressing symptoms rather than addressing the underlying root cause, leading to the potential recurrence of symptoms and an absence of complete cure.

Our experienced healers and doctors conduct thorough assessments of clients, leveraging their extensive expertise to identify the specific kosha affected and pinpoint the root cause at that level. Treatment encompasses not only yogic healing to enhance the recovery process and alleviate symptoms but also adopts a multidimensional approach. This approach includes modifications in dietary habits, incorporation of yoga, cognitive yogic techniques, and, in certain instances, addressing root causes by learning life lessons, modifying influencing factors, and rectifying them. This holistic approach aims at both curing existing issues and preventing future ones.

• A comprehensive history is gathered by expert healers and doctors
• Field experts contribute to discussions and decisions.
• A healing plan is carefully formulated
• Ongoing observation of your system’s responses is conducted on a weekly basis.
• Based on the observed responses, decisions are made regarding further treatment modalities.

Certainly, our immediate treatment objective is to alleviate symptoms and enhance well-being. However, achieving a permanent cure is depending upon an individual’s energy status and their day-to-day energy expenditure, coupled with the challenges they face. The enduring effectiveness of the cure relies on the individual’s environment and their ongoing efforts to maintain optimal energy levels. We provide training and guidance on adopting a healthy lifestyle and sustaining beneficial practices because, much like cleaning a leg but needing to avoid mud to keep it clean, maintaining good health requires ongoing attention and effort, especially in the face of environmental exposures.

In yogic healing, practitioners use energy to adjust the client’s energy field, specifically modulating the aura and chakras within the pranamaya kosha or energy body. This approach does not involve physical touch or the administration of drugs/medicines.

In offline healing, also known as direct healing, individuals are guided to lie down comfortably after a preliminary discussion. Crystals are strategically placed on the person, accompanied by healing meditation audios. The healer conducts energy modulation techniques, releasing old used up/diseased energies and  energy patterns.

Distant healing follows a similar process, where patients participate through online platforms. They listen to healing audios, relax at home, and receive therapeutic interventions from a distance.

Yes, Distant healing is as effective as direct healing provided the patient is receptive.