What are the healing, tantra and energy services of the Peeth?
Healing, tantra and energy services are the one-to-one side of Swara Yoga Peeth: guided chakra shuddhi, Kundalini and Kriya preparation, tantra-shastra sādhanā, prāṇa-based healing and sankalpa, and grounded help after fear of negative energy. Each begins with a private consultation, online or at the ashram in Rishikesh, continues as guided practice, and promises no cure, no wealth and no supernatural protection.
In brief
- Six services, one door: every service starts with a private consultation with Swamiji or an Acharya.
- Format: video call, or in person at the ashram in Rishikesh; follow-up by WhatsApp and e-mail.
- Fee: shown on the booking page before you confirm; the ashram meeting with Swamiji is seva.
- Standard: breath first, purification before awakening, nothing prescribed out of fear.
- Not offered: cures, guaranteed outcomes, rites against another person, or any practice that replaces medical care.
Definitions and Sanskrit terms
| Term | Devanāgarī | Meaning on this page |
|---|---|---|
| Sādhanā | साधना | disciplined spiritual practice undertaken with a guide |
| Svara | स्वर | the flow of the breath through the nostrils, the subject of the Śiva Svarodaya |
| Śuddhi | शुद्धि | purification — of the nāḍīs, the centres and the mind — which the texts place before awakening |
| Sankalpa | संकल्प | a resolve made in a settled mind at the start of a practice |
| Doṣa-nivāraṇa | दोष-निवारण | the removal of a harmful influence, after it has been assessed |
What the sources say — five layers, kept apart
1. Primary text
श्री देव्युवाच — देवदेव महादेव कृपां कृत्वा ममोपरि । सर्वसिद्धिकरं ज्ञानं कथयस्व मम प्रभो ॥ २ ॥
The Goddess said: O God of gods, Mahādeva, showing grace upon me, O my Lord, declare to me that knowledge which brings about all the siddhis.
— Śiva Svarodaya, verse 2
गुह्याद्गुह्यतरं सारमुपकारप्रकाशनम् । इदं स्वरोदयं ज्ञानं ज्ञानानां मस्तके मणिः ॥ ११ ॥
This knowledge of svarodaya is more secret than the secret, the very essence, the revealer of all benefit; it is the crest-jewel upon the head of all knowledges.
— Śiva Svarodaya, verse 11
सर्वशास्त्रपुराणादि स्मृतिवेदाङ्गपूर्वकम् । स्वरज्ञानात्परं तत्त्वं नास्ति किञ्चिद्वरानने ॥ २५ ॥
O fair-faced one, taking together all the śāstras, purāṇas and the rest, the smṛtis and the vedāṅgas — there is no principle whatsoever higher than the knowledge of swara.
— Śiva Svarodaya, verse 25
Sanskrit-primary readings; the Śiva Svarodaya verses follow the Peeth's own verified corpus, which notes where the printed mūla is damaged.
2. Traditional interpretation
These services stand in the Śaiva and Nātha stream in which the Śiva Svarodaya was transmitted — Śiva teaching Pārvatī, the breath as the first instrument of practice. The haṭha texts of the Gorakṣanātha lineage (Haṭha Yoga Pradīpikā, Gorakṣa Śataka) give the order of purification and awakening; the Śākta Āgamas give mantra and rite. Other lineages — Vaiṣṇava, Buddhist tantra, modern yoga schools — read parts of this differently, and we do not present ours as the only view.
3. The teacher's practical guidance
Swami Charanashrit Giri ji teaches that every practice at the Peeth begins by reading the breath, because a practice given against the flow of prāṇa does not take root; that purification always precedes awakening; and that nothing is ever to be prescribed out of fear. The Peeth's courses from Basic to Acharya follow the same order, and the services apply it to one person.
4. Modern evidence
No peer-reviewed study is cited on this page, and no clinical claim is made. Research on breathing practices exists for general well-being, with mixed quality and small samples; it does not test this service, and we do not borrow its authority.
5. Safety
- Do not stop or change any prescribed medicine or treatment because of a practice given here.
- Tell us before the first sitting about pregnancy, heart or blood-pressure conditions, epilepsy, recent surgery, glaucoma, or any psychiatric diagnosis; the practice is adjusted or withheld accordingly.
- Seek a doctor or a mental-health professional without delay for chest pain, breathlessness, fainting, persistent sleeplessness, hallucinations, thoughts of self-harm, or any sudden change in thinking or mood — a consultation is not the place for these.
The six services
- Chakra activation & shuddhi — purifying and awakening the energy centres through breath, bandha and mantra.
- Kundalini & Kriya Yoga — step-by-step guidance for a safe, prepared practice, and support when an awakening has already begun.
- Tantra Shastra — mantra, yantra and pūjā sādhanā taught in the traditional order, with initiation only where it is right.
- Energy healing & sankalpa — prāṇa-based healing sittings and the correct making of a resolve, for health, work and relationships.
- Negative-energy clearing (doṣa-nivāraṇa) — an honest assessment and the śānti rites of the tradition, without fear or false promises.
- Consultation types — a meeting with Swamiji or with an Acharya, online or at the ashram, and what to expect.
How a consultation works
Every service follows the same four steps, so you always know where you stand.
- You book a time on the consultation page and tell us, in a few lines, what you are facing.
- In the first sitting we listen, look at your breath and your routine, and say honestly what we can offer.
- You receive a practice or a rite suited to you, with clear instructions and the reasons behind them.
- We stay in touch: follow-up questions are answered and the practice is adjusted as it unfolds.
What it does not mean — common misinformation
- That a service here 'activates' chakras or 'awakens Kundalini' in a session. It does not; the texts place years of purification first, and we say so.
- That tantra means sex, black magic or instant power. In the Āgamas it is disciplined worship and inner science; the sensational image is modern and commercial.
- That a consultation can diagnose a curse. No one can, from a distance or in a sitting; most troubles have ordinary causes and we look at those first.
How we work — and what we do not promise
- We begin with a conversation. Your breath, your daily routine and your situation are looked at before anything is suggested, and nothing is prescribed out of fear.
- We make no medical claims. A consultation does not replace a doctor, a psychologist or legal advice; where a condition needs medical care, we say so plainly.
- No fixed outcome is promised. Sādhanā works through regular practice and grace, and we are honest about what we can and cannot do.
- The fee, if any, is shown on the booking page before you confirm. Some sittings with Swamiji at the ashram are offered as seva.
- Everything you share stays within the Peeth.
Fees
There is no price list on this page by design: the fee depends on the type and length of the consultation and is shown on the booking page before you confirm. Follow-up guidance after a session is part of the Peeth's seva.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the services available online?
Yes. Consultations and most guided practices are held on video call; the rites that need the ashram (fire ceremonies, certain pūjās) are performed at the ashram, and you can take part online where that is possible.
Do I need to have done a Swara Yoga course first?
No. A course deepens the work, but the services are open to anyone. Where a practice needs preparation, the first sessions give it.
How much does a consultation cost?
The fee depends on the type and length of the consultation and is shown on the booking page before you confirm. Some sittings with Swamiji at the ashram are offered as seva.
Is this a substitute for medical treatment?
No. The Peeth makes no medical claims. Where a condition needs a doctor or a psychologist we say so, and the practices are given alongside proper care, never instead of it.
Which language are the sessions in?
Hindi and English; other Indian languages can often be arranged with an Acharya. Say what you prefer when you book.
Take the next step
Book a private sitting, or write to the team on WhatsApp first.
Book a consultation WhatsApp the Peeth Contact pagePrepared by Swara Yoga Peeth, Rishikesh, from the Peeth's own teaching and the texts cited above. The teacher's guidance is given as taught by Swami Charanashrit Giri ji at the Peeth; this page awaits his final review before it is treated as settled.
Published 9 November 2026. Next review May 2027.