Ruchi & Sanjil
Healers and instructors of Therapeutic Energy Healing and Inner Alchemy Yoga, pursuing this path since 2001. After successful IT careers of more than 12 years, they left their jobs at multinationals to dedicate themselves fully to this work.
A heart attack, an ICU, and a healing from afar.
In 2001, Ruchi and Sanjil travelled to their native place for a cousin’s wedding. There, Sanjil’s father suffered a severe heart attack. He was put in the ICU, and more than a week passed with no improvement.
In those desperate moments, Sanjil remembered a contact from his M Tech days at IIT Kanpur who used to talk about energy healing. She and a colleague did remote healing for his father. Miraculously, his health began to improve, and the next day he was moved to a private room. The doctor said some things had miraculously started working.
That day, both decided to learn this art. They went on to help Sanjil’s father through remote healing, even while geographically far away.
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2001Introduced to energy healingA remote healing helps Sanjil’s father recover from a severe heart attack. Both decide to learn the art.
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2008Become instructorsThey begin teaching energy healing and meditation, healing many people along the way.
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2010Leave IT, formalise IWCThe work was already under way. After 12+ years in multinational IT careers, they dedicate themselves fully to it and formally establish Inner Wellness Circle.
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2021IWC registered as an LLPInner Wellness Circle becomes a formally registered organisation.
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Today5,000+ lives transformedCourses taught in person and live on Zoom, by the founders and the teachers they have trained.
“Life is not to fall sick and die in the end.”
After Sanjil’s father’s illness, we vowed to work towards experiencing life beyond the physical realm while still alive. We explored the art and science of energy healing and many forms of meditation, and in 2010 formalised Inner Wellness Circle to spread this work in a structured way, empowering people to take care of their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
Lord Buddha saw an old and sick man, knew the same would happen to him, and did not rest until he achieved enlightenment. Most of us watch our near and dear ones suffer without realising the same awaits us, or that a way beyond it exists. If one day we must suffer and die, nothing we achieved in the physical world will matter then.
This does not mean that success in the world should be ignored or that spirituality requires us to turn away from material life. We believe that material and spiritual growth are complementary and can go hand in hand. A person can achieve material success while continuing to deepen their spiritual awareness, and spiritual growth can help us use our knowledge, resources and wealth in meaningful and purposeful ways. The goal is not to choose between the two, but to progress in both dimensions of life and ultimately use them to enrich our own journey and help others.
May we all achieve the real goals for which we have come to this planet. So be it.