Introduction & History
What is Samvahan?

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What is Samvahan?
Samvahan is an ancient method of balancing the natural healing rhythms of your body. It is a gentle massage-like treatment that physically amplifies the internal vibrations that drive your health. It is soothing, musical, and meditative. Most people find that it feels soothing, spiritual and different than any treatment they have had before.

Trained practitioners offer clients treatments of 30 to 60 minutes, using their hands, tuning forks, vibrational bowls, or other tools. The practitioner “tunes” the client’s body as if it were a musical instrument. The nerves, muscles, organs, fluids, and mind come into balance creating a state of perfect paradox: calm and invigorated, soft and strong, free and grounded.

While it can be practiced in many ways, the type of Samvahan now sweeping the healing community was developed to its current state by the legendary Indian healer, Dr. Ram K. Bhosle. Dr. Bhosle was led to master Samvahan by his teachers, Swami Nityananda of Ganeshpuri and Maha Avatar Babaji.

Where did Samvahan originate?
Samvahan was practiced for millennia in ancient India. Doctors treated the maharajas and maharinis with gentle vibrations from their hands. The first written reference claiming the value of Samvahan was around 2,500 years ago by the Indian scholar and doctor, Charuk.

Like many of India’s great arts and sciences, Samvahan fell into disuse after the Mogul invasions. The years of British rule and introduction of modern medicine drove Samvahan further into the pages of history.

In the 1930’s, a young Indian chiropractor with European education, Dr. Ram Bhosle, was inspired to begin using vibrations from his hands to heal his patients. Dr. Bhosle began reading the ancient texts about vibrational healing, and eventually spent six years in the Himalayas studying with yoga masters to perfect the method. His successes led him to become the personal healer for Mahatma Gandhi, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and leaders from around the world. (For more info, click the » Biography of Dr. Bhosle.)

How could Samvahan help you?
Samvahan treatments can help relieve chronic tension, fatigue, insomnia, digestive disorders, muscle pain and premenstrual tension. In numerous cases Samvahan restores balance and strength to organs and nerves. Many clients find that Samvahan treatments also soothe emotions and mental stress.

The effect of the Samvahan treatment depends upon the experience of the practitioner, and the nature of your condition as a client. Each session is quite different, and the effects of the treatments are cumulative over time. Change can often be seen in one to three sessions, and more sessions can penetrate to the deepest level and the deepest issues in the body.

Click the » Directory of Practitioners to find someone in your area who can offer you a treatment.

How can you learn to practice Samvahan?
Dr. Bhosle’s method of Samvahan is taught worldwide by his apprentice, Michael Trembath. An eight-day introductory course is offered several times each year in Europe, the USA, Australia and Asia. Click the Training Schedule for more details.