From Ayurvedic
diagnosis to Wellness
Healing Through Ayurveda and Yoga
Hello, I am Manjul. I am a dedicated Ayurvedic Practitioner accredited by the National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) and a Yoga Teacher (RYT 200) recognized by the Yoga Alliance. My journey into holistic wellness field began in 2010 when I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. At that time, I was juggling a full-time tech job and raising two school going children. Determined to find natural ways to heal and improve my health, I discovered the power of Ayurvedic lifestyle practices and the transformative effects of regular yoga practices.
My personal experience with rheumatoid arthritis served as a catalyst for my career in holistic wellness. Initially, I found it challenging to balance the demands of my job, family responsibilities, and my own well-being. However, with the guidance of Ayurveda and the transformative power of yoga, I was able to find balance, cultivate inner strength, and improve my overall health and well-being. Inspired by my own journey to wellness, I am dedicated to sharing the wisdom of Ayurveda and the practice of yoga with others. I firmly believe that these ancient disciplines have the potential to transform lives and promote holistic healing. Through my website, workshops, and one-on-one consultations, I aim to empower individuals to take charge of their health and make conscious lifestyle choices that support their overall well-being.
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My life was shattered early one morning in 2021 when I discovered my husband of 26 years was having an affair with a friend of mine. While it was the final straw in a series of emotional betrayals that had gone on for years, it was still devastating. I decided I was not going to live like this anymore. It was at that moment I decided to leap into the unknown and file for divorce. It was then I chose to take control of my life and regain my power.
My book is about my journey toward embracing my power and living life on my own terms. This journey had taken me many years, from my childhood in India, through a male-centered education system, to life as a non-English-speaking immigrant in the United States. Along the way, I successfully raised two wonderful boys while facing debilitating health issues. I also realized later in life that my true calling was not in being an electrical engineer, but rather in becoming an ayurvedic medicine practitioner and yoga instructor.
