Born on 20th of February 1946, I am
now in the Sixtieth year of this journey on earth.
I trained as a Clinical
psychologist and Psychotherapist
in Delhi university, but there was not much work for
a therapist in 1968 in India, so I started my working
life as a nursery school teacher! Later, the school
started a counseling center, and I spent a few years
as a student counselor. Mostly intelligence testing,
and career counselling.
The need to get a better paying job took me into the
corporate sector, and I moved into the unlikely areas
of marketing and manufacturing home appliances. Luck,
and hard work, brought rich rewards and I soon reached
the top of the ladder.
However, I also discovered that the rat race was not
for me, and turned back to my original training, designing
and conducting corporate workshops. My main training
tool was Transactional
Analysis, which remains my chief intervention
tool till today.
Finally, fifteen years ago, getting back to my roots,
I set up as a practicing therapist in New Delhi, India.
At this point, I began to feel restricted by the sterile
atmosphere of clinical techniques, and started exploring
Energy healing techniques, starting with
Reiki, and Pranic
Healing,
soon adding on crystals, essential oils, colors, fragrances,
meditations and visualizations. This opened up a magical
world of pure potentiality, full of all possibilities.
I started with healing myself, and then began sharing
the magic with my clients. Now, I develop healing strategies
that include all these techniques.
The most dramatic discovery were the Gurdjieff
Sacred Dances.
Life changing and enhancing in ways I could not have
imagined…
On the domestic front, I have been a good householder,
looked after my children while they needed looking after,
taught them to fly, and let go…
I now divide my time between Akhaldans
in Delhi, Gurgaon and Kasauli.
I conduct individual sessions, encounters, groups, intensives,
and retreats, dancing the dance of life, peacefully
making my humble contribution to the universe and accepting
its gifts with gratitude.
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