The healer and wellness practitioner says that in recent times she has been seeing a growing number of people approaching her for emotional, physical, and spiritual healing. From trauma and anxiety to serious illnesses, she believes healing practices are becoming an important support system for many families.
Talking about the kind of cases she handles these days, Pooja shared, “Nowadays, I handle a lot of cases involving trauma, anxiety, and depression. Additionally, patients with cancer, brain tumors, and strokes come to me. I also see cases involving things like what people call ‘black magic.’ There are many different issues like these that people come to me for healing.”
She further spoke about working with couples facing pregnancy-related challenges and explained how closely she follows such cases through her healing practices. “In my work, I also handle pregnancy issues. I actually work with families who are unable to conceive. I dedicate time to them so that we can monitor the baby’s progress. Everything is visible in a scan, including a normal heartbeat and every other detail. If we understand these things properly, we can catch pregnancy-related issues such as the baby’s heartbeat stopping or other complications through healing in a timely manner,” she said.
Sharing her perspective on the role of healers, Pooja added, “I always say the same thing to everyone: you should have a healer’s number even before a doctor’s. A healer isn’t a doctor, but a doctor can be a healer. There are many things at the initial stage where a healer can act as a doctor, much like how first aid is needed. That first aid becomes so helpful that sometimes you don’t even need a doctor afterward.”
Despite receiving appreciation from clients, Pooja insists she sees herself only as a medium of a higher power. “When they are healed or when they get the results they desire, of course, there is happiness. But in healing, I believe that we are only channels. The one doing it is a different power from above, and the Divine has sent you here as a channel. If we think that we are the ones doing it, then we aren’t doing anything at all,” she explained.
Speaking about the emotional rewards of her profession, she said that the trust people place in her is deeply fulfilling. “As a healer, I get a lot of satisfaction because when people cry in front of you or they say that they believe in your healing, or they say that the Mother has sent you as a channel, someone saying that can only happen when they feel it from the bottom of their heart.”
Pooja also reflected on her journey through different healing modalities including Pranic healing, crystal healing, sound healing, hypnotherapy, and soul counseling. “Today I can say that this modality is so powerful because you act as a game-changer in someone’s life. Sometimes, even doctors come out and ask your client, ‘What miracle happened that changed these things?’”
Recalling one of her recent experiences, she shared an emotional story involving a cancer patient. “Even in my recent case where a cancer patient recovered and their PET scan last night was perfectly clear, that client had me talk to their mother while crying. I said I didn’t do it, but she said the Mother sent you. Seeing a mother’s illness through a child’s eyes and then seeing her recover and receive all those blessings and the satisfaction you get, it’s on another level. You cannot buy that happiness at any price.”
