Nidhi Kintsugi

Nidhi-Kintsugi

let your scars be golden

Nidhi-Kintsugi

let your scars be golden

What is Kintsugi?

Adorning broken ceramics with a lacquer mixed with powdered gold is part of a more than 500-year-old Japanese tradition that highlights imperfections rather than hiding them. This not only teaches calm when a cherished piece of pottery breaks; it is a reminder of the beauty of human fragility as well. Kintsugi comes from the Japanese words Kin (gold) and Tsugi (join), literally “join with gold”.

Ms. Nidhi Swarup was drawn to and strongly believes in Kintsugi, a concept that can be applied to any of us when we are emotionally or physically scarred, vulnerable, and imperfect. Having lived with Crohn’s disease for more than 10 years, she now wants to apply her various skills and experience to share with other patients.

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“Developing compassion and respect for patients living with a chronic medical condition is a significant first step.”

“Look at a patient holistically, where the physical and emotional body are equally important.”

Nidhi Swarup

Why Pranic Healing ?

What Everyone wants

Career growth, prosperity, fulfilling relationships, and a healthy life are some of our aspirations. Sometimes we do not realize that only if our physical body and emotions are in synergy, we enjoy good health, happiness, abundance, prosperity, and growth.

What we need to realize

Each one of us has a physical and emotional body. These are surrounded by our energy field. All these are dynamic or constantly changing in nature. Plus, our thoughts as well as thoughts of others affect our energy field.

Benefits of Pranic Healing

What is Prana

Prana or Life Force or healing energies are all around us. A Pranic Healer is a catalyst who channels these soothing, and positive energies to help you, leading to a better Quality of Life.

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