It gives me immense pleasure in communicating to you that there has been a phenomenal heart-warming response to our call for help in the March/April newsletter. More vibrionics practitioners especially from India, UK and USA have come forward to volunteer their services for mission-critical administrative activities. I take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to all the new and experienced admin volunteers. 

As our community of practitioners continues to grow from strength-to-strength, and with the ever increasing global awareness of vibrionics, we anticipate that we will need more and more practitioners to take on administrative roles. I am making a request to anyone who is interested in finding out more about available specific tasks to kindly reach out to [email protected].

With a view to leveraging the power of collaboration, we have initiated two new programs that will be rolled out globally. These are as follows:

To provide the much required motivation and encouragement to all practitioners, we are initiating weekly/monthly meetings/get-togethers, both in person and/or virtually (e.g. videoconference via Skype). In India, UK and USA, groups of practitioners have already scheduled meetings to be held on a weekly or monthly basis to discuss their cases and questions with other practitioners. These local teams will provide support to their members in problem-solving as needed and conduct research. I believe this will be very useful, especially for the newly trained practitioners, who need a lot of hand-holding and access to experts/SVPs.

The second new program, the Vibrionics Broadcast Network is being launched by our Coordinator ⁰¹³³⁹ for USA and Canada. Volunteer practitioners with SRHVP will collaborate with AVPs and VPs in broadcasting healing vibrations remotely to patients who are unable to take vibrionics remedies due to circumstances such as being hospitalised, severely disabled or in an unconscious state, or living in remote locations.

Work has begun on developing guidelines for conducting collaborative meetings, and on the framework for procedure and tracking outcomes related to the broadcasting network. We are confident that a lot of interesting and highly beneficial insights will emerge from these initiatives.

These are exciting times for Vibrionics and I am truly humbled to be reporting the developments as they take place. I look forward to reporting progress on the above initiatives in a future Newsletter with the intent to replicate them in other countries. 

It is my sincere prayer to our Loving God to be our eternal charioteer.

Sending all of you light and love,

In loving service to Sai

Jit K Aggarwal