From the Desk of Dr. Jit K Aggarwal
Vol 1 Issue 2
November 2010
Dear Vibro Practitioners,
Since we sent out our inaugural issue of this newsletter, we have been flooded with feedback from practitioners all over the world. It is wonderful to hear how much you have enjoyed our new initiative and how many practitioners have found it to be useful. A practitioner from the US wrote to us saying that she used the remedies mentioned in one of last month’s case studies to treat a patient with a similar condition and has been getting great results! We look forward to receiving more emails with successful experiences and hope to receive other inspiring case studies to publish in future. Caring and Sharing is a purpose of this newsletter.
You will also be happy to know that on 17 September 2010, our beloved Swami physically blessed the first issue of the Vibrionics newsletter (see photo). He held it in His hands and looked through all the four pages and then took it with Him back to His residence. This is yet another affirmation of His Divine Blessings for the work our practitioners are doing round the globe.
Healers trained before 2007 were taught to use the Sai Ram Healing Vibration Potentiser. From your feedback we have realized some of the earlier practitioners are unaware of the 108 Common Combos (referred to as CCs in the case studies). The 108 Common Combos are a set of ready- made remedies compiled to treat over 900 conditions as given in the index of the book of 108 CCs (2008). It is a much simpler system. All new Vibrionics practitioners are now trained in the use of these CCs.
In March, 2008, Swami physically blessed the master box of 108 CCs and practitioners have been getting wonderful results. If you are actively practicing Vibrionics and would like to procure the box, please start sending your monthly two- line reports, giving the number of hours of seva done and the number of patients treated, to qualify for the box on your next visit to Prashanti Nilayam.
As always, we are open to suggestions for improving the newsletter and ideas of what can be included in future issues. Please spare a few minutes of your time and send us your comments or questions– anything big or small is welcome. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated.
We look forward to your continued love and support. Keep up the great work!
In loving service to Sai
Jit Aggarwal
