साई व्हाइब्रियोनिक्स पत्रिका

1. Practitioner Profile

Hari Bhushan Kamboj ^{India...11102} graduated in 1971 and worked in the State Transport Dept, Punjab for three decades. His amazing journey to Swami began on 13 Feb 1986 when he had a severe heart attack and was diagnosed with two blocked arteries. He was prescribed medication and advised surgery after one month. During this period, a friend gave him Sai literature which he read intensely. As his faith in Swami began to grow, he questioned Him why he had been given this illness. Suddenly, there was a knock on the door and the fragrance of sandalwood filled the house. His wife came running and saw Swami in orange robe at their doorstep, though he himself could not but he experienced a clear conversation with Him. During this divine experience, Swami advised him to throw away his medicines and asked if he had faith in vibhuti. He affirmed that he had. Baba repeated the same question three times, and each time he answered in the affirmative.

Despite his wife’s understandable concern as their four children were very young, he followed Swami’s instructions and began taking only vibhuti. In November that year, he was selected by the state convenor to visit Puttaparthi as a village representative for Swami’s birthday. Although his health had not fully recovered, he placed complete faith in Swami and had his first darshan. This marked a turning point in his life. He began visiting Puttaparthi regularly and served as a sevadal volunteer in various capacities, including cleaning and water service. During an interview, Swami reassured him about his health and encouraged him to maintain faith and devotion. Since then, he has experienced many miraculous incidents and been blessed with Swami’s grace and guidance on countless occasions. Over time, he became actively involved in Sai service activities including temple service, cleanliness drives, food distribution, vocational training, and providing free education to underprivileged children.

Being quite large his house became a centre for SSSO activities eg special camps for ladies, eye camps, animal camps and other seva activities. In one remarkable event during a veterinary camp in the early 1990s, where 100 to 150 animals were brought for consultation, a saint dressed in Shirdi Baba’s attire appeared, asked for food, and blessed him before disappearing. Later, they found on the kitchen floor this message, written with matchsticks: “I came in the form of the saint, ate food, and left. Your camp is very good. I am very happy with you.” The practitioner remembered it was the same saint who had come to them in 1979 when they had just moved to this area and had said “Your work will be done” and again appeared at the registry office 23 days later to get their plot of land registered on which the house now stands!

His vibrionics journey began in 2009 while serving as a sevadal convener. He was amongst the 18 devotees from his area selected to attend a training programme in Rishikesh for a large number of aspiring practitioners. He initially felt he would fail the examination due to difficulty following the lessons. Before the exam, he called his wife requesting her to pray to Swami to make him pass if He wished him to serve through vibrionics. Although the exam was three hours long, he completed it in 30 minutes and, to his surprise, passed and received the 54CC box. He later completed further training and received the 108CC box.

In the first month of his practice, about 70 patients came, this number gradually grew to 250 to 300 per month. He now treats patients across India and overseas, sending remedies by courier when needed. Over 17 years he has treated thousands of patients, covering all types of conditions including emotional disorders. He often places remedies before Swami for blessing, sometimes receiving sacred manifestations like vibhuti or amrit, which he shares with patients. Swami guided him to add vibhuti to every remedy, and he believes these blessings are the key to his positive results. While he was sharing his cases, vibhuti appeared in front of the reporter, when his wife offered fruits to Swami.

He recalls several memorable healings:

• An 86-year-old woman who was unable to eat and was in an semi-conscious state was given remedies for 15 days. Within one month, she was able to sit up and eat after being bedridden for two years. She lived comfortably for another two years, and the family remained deeply grateful for the additional time they had with her.
• A 92‑year‑old blind, bedridden woman with memory loss, failing heart, and kidney disease had been taken home due to unaffordable hospital expenses. Within 15 days of taking vibro remedies, she regained mobility and memory. She spent her final 40 days peacefully with her family and was able to recognise them before passing away.
• A suicidal, depressed woman recovered within 15 days and continues treatment, extending remedies to her family.
• A psoriasis patient showed gradual improvement over six to seven months and achieved complete recovery after three years.
• During a dengue outbreak, he treated 20 to 30 patients daily, distributing 150 bottles of remedies with encouraging results, including one overnight recovery.
• During the Covid‑19 pandemic, he distributed nearly 1,000 bottles of preventive remedies. One critically ill family of four improved rapidly and was discharged. His own family recovered within three days, while he remained unaffected.
• He has treated hundreds of kidney and gallbladder stone cases, often with immediate relief.
• Several cancer patients experienced notable symptomatic relief, including a breast cancer patient who remained stable for two years and a mouth cancer patient who regained the ability to eat solid food within a month.
• Severe skin allergy and bleeding psoriasis cases healed gradually with persistent treatment.

He also administers CC9.2 Infections acute preventively during winter devotional processions in his village. Local medical professionals acknowledge his service, and fellow practitioners often seek remedies from him, believing his remedies cure faster.

Reflecting on his journey, he feels that not everyone is suited for vibrionics seva. He believes it is best undertaken by those around 50 years of age who are financially stable, spiritually devoted, and motivated to serve. Patients who have benefitted can also become good practitioners, as they develop faith and understanding. His conviction is that vibrionics will progress through God-minded people with a desire to serve.

Every recovery has reinforced his faith in prayer, seva, and Swami’s guidance. He remains committed to Swami’s message: Love All, Serve All; Help Ever, Hurt Never. His personal goal is continuous self‑improvement and practising selfless love through service.

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2. The Healing Power of a Loving Heart^{11573…India}

While addressing the medical fraternity at the inauguration of SSSIHMS, Whitefield, on 19 January 2001, Swami said in His discourse, “Diseases are half cured when the doctors talk to the patients with love and consideration.” During my practice of Sai Vibrionics, I have experienced the profound truth of these words first-hand.

One incident that remains etched in my memory is that of a 75-year-old very religious lady who was carrying deep emotional anguish due to the loss of her husband a few years earlier, She arrived at my clinic at 9:30 pm after a two-hour journey, accompanied by her son and daughter-in-law whom I gently requested to wait outside so that we could talk in private. I welcomed her with a warm, caring smile. As she sat down, I held both her hands and said softly in her mother tongue, “I am just like your own child. Please feel free to share anything and everything with me, without fear or hesitation”; tears were streaming down her face.

Then, as though a tape recorder that had been paused for years had suddenly started playing, she began to pour out her heart. For the next 90 minutes, she spoke almost without interruption, tears flowing as she recounted her life since marriage. Her deepest wound had been the death of her husband. One of her grandchildren had done something contrary to the tenets of their religion, and the shock of this had contributed to her husband’s death. Devastated by both the incident and the loss of her husband, she had withdrawn into herself. Once lively, talkative, and outgoing, she had become indifferent to her surroundings, silently bearing her grief. Her family had tried everything to help her, but nothing seemed to work. Unable to confide in anyone about an incident she regarded as deeply shameful, she had carried this burden alone for years.

That night, she spoke of her sons, daughters-in-law, and the many painful memories she had kept locked within her. When she finally finished, I noticed a remarkable change in her face. She looked calm and relieved, as though a tremendous weight had been lifted from her heart. At that moment, I felt that what she needed most was not another prescription or further advice, but the opportunity to be heard with love and without judgment.

Early the next morning, I received a call from another son who had been unable to accompany her to the clinic. Astonished, he asked, “Doctor Sahib, what medicine did you give her? What did you do?” He told me that his mother had returned to her old self, laughing and talking as she had not done in years. I smiled, inwardly thanking Swami for His grace. The experience reaffirmed for me that a loving presence, a compassionate touch, and the freedom to unburden one’s heart can bring profound emotional relief.

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3. A Tiny Visitor Sparks a Vibrionics Experiment ^{11673…India}

It was 25 July 2026, the final day of my SVP workshop, and I was bubbling with enthusiasm about expanding my vibrionics practice with my newly received SRHVP. Before leaving home that morning, I happened to notice a tiny cockroach in my kitchen. A thought suddenly flashed through my mind: perhaps a nosode made from this tiny insect could help keep cockroaches away from my home.

I had been catching any cockroaches I found in my home and releasing them outside almost every day; I gently picked up the tiny insect, placed it in a small vial, and took it with me to the SVIRT office for the final session of the workshop. My teacher added a few drops of dilution to a vial and prepared a nosode at 1M. I returned home with the remedy.

From the following morning, I began adding just one pill to the water in my mopping bucket and used it to mop the entire flat. Since then, I have not seen a single cockroach for the past three months. Interestingly, I noticed that spiders and ants too are no longer visible in the home. Inspired by this experience, I hope to make nosodes of agricultural pests, potentially offering a more natural approach to pest management and reduce pesticide exposure.