A dimly lit room, a striking white meditating Buddha statue, and music that can calm all your nerves — that was the scene we entered into at the Avaesa Gallery, Nungambakkam. We also saw there were different healing stones placed on each chair for the participants of the first introductory session of a guided meditation series lead by healer-cum-therapist Shradha Nanavati. We took one of the pouches that had a sunstone. “It stimulates self-healing powers and develops the metabolism,” said the card.

We decided to chat with Shradha about her entry into alternative healing, guided meditation and Tera Mai Seichem. Shradha, just like any normal teenager, was torn between pursuing a job that would be ideal for a living versus a career in something she loved — alternative healing. She chose the latter in 2009 and is one of the most sought-after healers in the city today................Read more

Source: The New Indian Express