Theta healer Rachna Mehra shows the guide how she can fend off fatal diseases with unconditional love

Touche: Rachna Mehra at Theta Healingu00a0

When 47-year-old homemaker Shabnum Malhotra discovered that her then three-year-old daughter Anandini was suffering from Neuroblastoma (a childhood cancer), her world came to a grinding halt. "After an anxious few years of rigorous treatments, chemotherapy and radiation therapy sessions, I was introduced to Theta practitioner Rachna Mehra.

Contrary to what I believed, my daughter responded very well to the healing touch of the art, and is now a bright, bubbly 11-year-old, well on her way to recovery," she beams. Predictably, Shabnum has turned a practitioner herself, and uses Theta for her entire family.
We went in for a lesson or two, and came back impressed.

Keep the faith
First things first. Theta healing is not any medical miracle or a sure shot way to deal with your problems. What is of utmost importance is the fact that you need to desire that you want to heal. "Theta is a supplement, not a substitute. When we practise it on someone, we never ask him or her to give up on their medical treatments. Rather, we advise them to practise Theta alongside, and then see the effects," elaborates Rachna. An important aspect of Theta Healing is also that it is not religion-specific.