Practitioner Profile 11602...India
Practitioner11602…India, a medical doctor with a postgraduate specialization in pathology, began her professional journey with a deep sense of service. Now residing in Puttaparthi, she lives a life of devotion and 
service. Her many interests include meditating, singing, playing musical instruments, participating in sports, and travelling. Looking back, she recognizes that Swami’s guiding hand was present throughout her life, even before she became aware of it.
Her spiritual journey deepened in 2003 during a time of personal grief following the loss of her uncle, a father figure to her. She had just been initiated into Kriya Yoga when she encountered a Sai devotee who relayed Swami’s message: she should leave Kriya Yoga behind and immerse herself in bhajan singing instead. She practised both for a while, but gradually, bhajan singing became her sole spiritual practice. From that point, her connection with Swami grew stronger, and she began to experience His divine presence in profound ways.
In 2003, she established her own diagnostic centre in New Delhi, providing affordable diagnostic services, often free to the underprivileged. She worked tirelessly, collecting samples from across the city, and clinics at the International Sai Centre and other locations, and from mobile clinics, all of which were analysed in her lab at no cost. She continued this seva until 2014.
She also extended her service to Swami’s super specialty hospital in Puttaparthi for a decade, first as a visiting volunteer doctor for screening patients, and from 2014 as a consultant pathologist and microbiologist. Later, she worked in Swami’s mobile hospital from 2017 till early 2020.
Always drawn to holistic healing, the practitioner trained in various alternative modalities including yoga, Reiki, pranic healing, magnified healing, theta healing, Sai Sanjeevini etc. Her journey into Sai Vibrionics began in 2017 when she experienced its healing power first-hand. Convinced of its efficacy, she became an AVP in July 2018 and a VP in Dec 2019.
Since then, she has witnessed many remarkable healings. In one instance, a fellow doctor at the mobile hospital had a forehead haematoma that dramatically subsided within minutes of taking a single dose of vibrionics. Another doctor with arthritis for years and suffering from persistent pain while walking, took one dose of vibrionics remedy, and she went to work completely pain-free for the first time, without her usual painkiller. The practitioner herself was once kept awake by intense neck pain. Too exhausted to prepare a specific remedy, she took a dose of CC10.1 Emergencies, which she always kept nearby. It provided enough relief to let her sleep. The next morning, she prepared a targeted combo, and after four doses, the pain vanished entirely.
Over time, she has come to rely on specific combinations: CC10.1 Emergencies for rapid response to injuries, pain, and spondylitis, CC17.2 Cleansing to break through healing plateaus and CC11.5 Mouth infections + CC11.6 Tooth infections for acute dental caries, once even resolving the case of a root-canal with just a simple filling.
She recalls the case of a 50-year-old female with acute diarrhoea (12 to 14 watery motions in 30 minutes with cramps) avoided hospitalization after receiving CC4.6 Diarrhoea + CC4.8 Gastroenteritis + CC4.10 Indigestion in water every 10 minutes for an hour, then 6TD; she recovered within a day. A 23-year-old Sai student with painful corns on his feet for the last ten days, struggled to walk a few days before the sports day since the allopathic ointment was not helping at all; he was healed completely within four days using CC21.5 Dry Sores orally and topically, He was able to fully participate in the sports event.
In another case, a 48-year-old woman with recurrent cough and breathlessness had these symptoms for one month and was unresponsive to conventional treatment. She responded rapidly to the combo CC19.2 Respiratory allergies + CC19.3 Chest infections chronic + CC19.4 Asthma attack + CC19.6 Cough chronic given both orally and via inhalation, with noticeable improvement in just three days.
Her seva continued across multiple fronts including old-age homes, medical camps in Puttaparthi, the Sevadal building inside the ashram, and the bi-weekly clinic at SVIRT office; during the pandemic she contributed significantly to the packing and distribution of IB. During Swami’s birthday celebrations, she helps run the camp at Prasanthi Nilayam railway station. She also assists in recharging remedy boxes and in charging session of AVP workshops. For the past one month she is employed at Sri Sathya Sai Palliative Care in Puttaparthi.
As part of the Sri Sathya Sai centenary celebrations, she was recently invited to speak on “Vibrionics and Yoga” to a global audience in the ashram, an honour that reaffirmed her deep bond with Swami and this healing mission.
Despite her background in modern medicine, she considers vibrionics her first line of treatment for patients who visit her. To her, vibrionics is more than just a healing tool, it is a path of spiritual growth. She says, since prayer is an integral part of this healing modality, it helps her to connect with Sai and thus remain focused as an instrument as ultimately, He is the healer. She firmly believes that in healing others, we heal ourselves, as we strive to embody Swami’s teachings of discipline, dedication, faith, patience, devotion, and empathy through the practice of vibrionics.