Practitioner Profile 18001...भारत
Practitioner 18001…India has a BA degree and she also studied homoeopathy. She was fortunate to be born in a Sai family; her father visited Puttaparthi for the first time in 1976 when she was seven years 
old. It was ten years later that she was first blessed with darshan of Swami, when she travelled to Prashanti Nilayam with her family.
Since 2000, she has been volunteering for bi-annual sevadal duty in Puttaparthi, 8 days in March and 10 days in Dec. For 11 years she did seva as a telemedicine technician for the super specialty hospital, Puttaparthi and Whitefield, twice a week. She has also served as spiritual coordinator and Bal Vikas guru at her samiti. She has taught tailoring at Mother Teresa Leprosy Centre for 11 years until 2012 when the classes were discontinued. She has a passion for seva and volunteers whenever and wherever there is an opportunity - visiting old-age homes, attending medical camps, doing Narayan seva during the Rath Yatra in her native place, also at the local gurudwara during Guru Nanak Jayanti and birthday celebrations of Guru Gobind Singh. Her hobbies include making soft toys, aluminium foil painting, gardening, baking, and cooking.
She heard about vibrionics in 2002 from her father who even met Dr Aggarwal in the ashram to get details of vibrionics course, she was not destined to learn vibro at that time. It was almost two decades later, during the pandemic that she happened to read a newsletter that inspired her with the thought that through vibrionics she would be able to serve more needy people, especially those living in remote areas. She applied for the online course and became an AP in Dec 2021.
She has had tremendous success in treating patients for varied ailments. In May 2022, she treated an 8-year-old autistic boy who was non-verbal, hyperactive and had insomnia due to which he would disturb his mother in the middle of the night ever since he was one year old. It is believed that all these issues originated from the fact that the mother used to give her mobile phone to the baby to keep him quiet. She gave him: #1. CC12.2 Child tonic + CC15.5 ADD & Autism + CC17.3 Brain & Memory tonic + CC18.1 Brain disabilities + CC18.2 Alzheimer’s disease and #2. CC15.6 Sleep disorders. A month later, his mother reported that he was now speaking for the first time, his behaviour had improved and he was sleeping through the night.
In another instance, she was approached by a relative who had been suffering from excess mucus in his stools for the past 15 years, with no relief from any kind of medication. She gave him CC4.1 Digestion tonic + CC4.2 Liver & Gallbladder tonic + CC4.5 Ulcers + CC4.6 Diarrhoea + CC4.8 Gastroenteritis + CC4.10 Indigestion + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic + CC15.2 Psychiatric disorders. Within four weeks, the problem had completely resolved.
In yet another case, she treated a 12-year-old girl who had small white boils on her hands and neck. She tried allopathy and homoeopathy for three months without success. The practitioner gave her CC10.1 Emergencies + CC21.2 Skin infections + CC21.8 Herpes + CC21.11 Wounds & Abrasions. After 15 days, pus started forming inside the boils and they became very painful. The practitioner recommended, along with oral remedy, hot water fomentation. Gradually the pus started to drain and the skin became absolutely normal within two months.
The practitioner has come up with a combo for joint pains that she says, works miraculously: CC3.7 Circulation + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC18.5 Neuralgia + CC20.2 SMJ pain + CC20.3 Arthritis + CC20.4 Muscles & Supportive tissue + CC20.5 Spine, when also used in coconut or mustard oil for external use. While on a trip to Char Dham at Uttarkashi, she fell on a sharp stone, terribly bruising both her knees. She took the above combo every ten minutes for an hour and applied the same in olive oil to her knees. To her astonishment, she no longer felt the pain and was able to complete her pilgrimage without any problems.
Being the daughter of an allopathic doctor, she continuously witnessed the smiles of cured patients and the immense joy on their faces; so she always aspired to become a doctor. Now she feels blessed that Swami has fulfilled her life-long dream of becoming a ‘doctor’. During the course of her practice she has come to realize that for best results, one must never dwell on negative thoughts and as such not to consider any disease as incurable. When one surrenders to Swami and prescribes a remedy with a positive mindset and complete faith, the results are invariably favourable.
She is always on the lookout for new places to hold camps. Despite her move to Puttaparthi in Feb 2023, the practitioner continues to visit and conduct quarterly vibro camps in three different places, nearer her 
home in Kolkata, West Bengal. After a brief halt at home, she visits a poor village in Jharkhand to conduct similar camps at two places before returning to Puttaparthi. This started at the behest of a sevadal from that village who had experienced the efficacy of vibrionics firsthand whilst in Puttaparthi. For follow-up, patients have access to her mobile for consultation. She sends remedies to them through local devotees visiting the ashram and when not possible, she couriers the remedy bottles. She is part of the team of practitioners who hold a clinic at SVIRT office twice a week and clinics at Eswaramma village and Brahmanapalli at regular intervals. She is a regular volunteer every Sunday at a new clinic in a mandir near Super Hospital in Puttaparthi; in addition, of course, she sees patients from her apartment during her stay in Puttaparthi.
She feels that the blessings of her patients empower her with extra energy to expand her seva. She lives every moment of her life by Swami’s dictum that Manav Seva is Madhav Seva (Service to man is service to God).
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