CHAPTER 7
COMMUNITY SEVA (SERVICE) WITH SANJEVINIS
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Starting a healing centre
7.3 Healer’s Well being
7.4 Two ways of Giving Sanjeevini Remedies to Patients
7.5 Guidelines for streamlining the healing work at a Sanjeevini Seva Centre
7.6 Mobile Healing Centres
7.7 A Village must be made self - sufficient
7.8 Sharing the knowledge
7.9 Sanjeevini Seva with Sanjeevini healing broadcasts - Distance Healing
7.10 Sanjeevini Seva for Healing and Protection of all Beings affected in Calamities
7.11 Sanjeevini Seva for relief for victims of Draughts
7.12 Sanjeevini Seva for victims of Kidnapping
7.13 Sanjeevini Seva for Peace and Harmony between Nations at War
7.14 Sanjeevini Seva for Healing and Protection of people in Epidemic affected areas
7.15 Sanjeevini seva for social upliftment of underprivileged people
7.16 Sanjeevini Seva for purifying our Environment
7.17 Sanjeevini Seva for Auspicious results of Students appearing in Examinations
7.18 Sanjeevini Seva for Peace and Tranquility of departed Souls
7.19 Sanjeevini Seva with Sai Sanjeevini Tonic
7.20 Always keep in mind the purpose of the healing seva.
7.21 Sanjeevini healing seva as a means to Self-transformation
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HEALER’S WELL-BEING
7.3 HEALER’S WELL BEING
It is important to remember that an obsession with healing seva can be counterproductive. The healer must be well-nourished with nutrition and adequate sleep and their must be enough time in the day set aside for personal silence/introspection/ meditation. Without these, the healer will be depleting his/her energy and becoming less effective in the healing work as well. Low energy levels lead to low immunity which makes the healer susceptible to ailments. As a healer, your primary responsibility is to ensure that you are grounded, connected to inner Source, mentally equipoised and physically rejuvenated.
