Mumbai: In celebration of World Mental Health Day, the World Pranic Healing Foundation has announced a nationwide initiative to promote holistic health and energy-based wellness through more than 250 free Pranic Healing camps across India.
The effort aims to make alternative healing methods more accessible to individuals seeking balance in their emotional, mental, and physical well-being.
Promoting Mental Wellness Through Pranic Healing
With rising levels of stress, anxiety, and lifestyle-related challenges, more people are exploring Pranic Healing – a non-invasive, drug-free energy therapy that restores balance to the body’s energy field.
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The World Pranic Healing Foundation initiative will enable communities to experience the benefits of Pranic Healing through guided sessions focused on emotional stability, stress reduction, and revitalization.
Accessible Healing for All
The Foundation’s certified practitioners will lead these camps, helping participants understand how energy healing can complement traditional medical practices.
“Mental health is no longer a peripheral issue; it’s central to our overall well-being,” said Sriram Rajagopal, Director of World Pranic Healing (India). “Through these 250+ healing camps, we aim to make the transformative power of Pranic Healing available to everyone.”
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Adding to this, Sumi Lazar, Instructor and Trustee at the Foundation, noted that energy-based healing has seen increasing acceptance in recent years. “Our goal is to allow people from diverse backgrounds to experience natural stress relief and emotional balance through Pranic Healing,” she said.
World Pranic Healing Foundation: A Global Movement for Holistic Health
Since its founding in 1999 by Grand Master Choa Kok Sui (GMCKS), the World Pranic Healing Foundation has expanded globally with thousands of practitioners and centers dedicated to advancing holistic health.
This year’s initiative aligns with international efforts to raise awareness about mental health, providing communities with practical tools to manage emotional imbalances naturally.
