Shailja Verma & Yoga Prana Vidya

       

Shailja hails from a finance background and served in an MNC for 9 years as a Senior Financial Analyst. She had many health-related issues which were not being addressed successfully.

Shailja always had a desire to help people and do something good. In 2013 she came across the concept of Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) healing therapy. She pursued the courses and found that just in a period of 10 days her migraine healed completely; something which had been bothering her since over 10 years.

This gave Shailja the impetus to leave her corporate job and venture into the field of healing. She started out by becoming an Associate Healer and Trainer. Her vision was and still is to have one healer in every household. Over the years Shailja has not just healed but also trained hundreds of people.

Shailja took a break when her son was born and returned to actively healing when he was a year old. She always wanted to be a mompreneur and discovered that its something she thoroughly enjoys. The difference that Shailja has seen healing make in people’s lives has only cemented her faith in this science.

One of the biggest challenges Shailja faced was to find the right people who could not just heal themselves and others but also further propagate the teachings of being a healer.

Shailja loves reading, exploring new places and different types of food and painting. She is as passionate about healing today as she was when she started out.

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https://www.instagram.com/healall_shailja/

 



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