A gentle wellness and meditation program for people living with cancer and the families beside them. Meditation, Ayurvedic guidance and live time with Param Pujya Bhaiyaji and Dr. Namrata Redkar, so your mind stays calmer and your energy steadier while you continue your medical treatment.
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A complementary wellness program. It works alongside your oncologist's care, never instead of it.
About 15.7 lakhnew cancer cases were estimated in India in 2025 (ICMR-NCRP). Each one is a family.
Live with BhaiyajiA Zoom divine session every week or alternate week. Ask anything.
18 years of AyurvedaDr. Namrata Redkar, resident physician at the Goa Ashram.
The diagnosis is only the beginning. Treatment, uncertainty and change ripple into sleep, digestion, mood, work and home. If these feel familiar, you are not imagining them.
Fear and uncertaintyShock after diagnosis, fear of recurrence, thoughts that loop through the night.
Deep fatigueA tiredness that sleep doesn't fix and that quietly cancels your plans.
Broken sleepPain, worry and medicines keep the mind awake and the body unrested.
Appetite and digestionNausea, taste changes, a heavy stomach and a liver working overtime.
Pain and numbnessAches, tingling or burning that wear down patience and hope.
Low mood and lonelinessSadness, anger or numbness, and a feeling that no one quite understands.
Lowered immunityFrequent infections, slower recovery and constant caution.
Changes in body and self-imageHair loss, scars, weight changes and a stranger in the mirror.
Family and money strainExhausted caregivers, strained relationships and the rising cost of care.
Medicine treats the disease. Wellness looks after the person living through it. That is where we begin.
Head of the Shiva Science Meditation Ashram, Dhamse, Goa
Bhaiyaji guides seekers inward. His programmes draw on India's ancient sciences of the seven chakras, the nadis, Kundalini and the five elements, and he meets every person with an open heart, whatever they are carrying.
For those living with cancer, he offers a calm place to set fear down and unhurried spiritual guidance, alongside the care your doctors provide.
Fear, a tired gut and a restless mind shape how every day of treatment feels. We start at the root, with three foundations.
Guided meditation that quiets fear and gives racing thoughts somewhere to rest.
Breath and chakra practices that support your vitality when fatigue sets in.
Ayurvedic routines for digestion, appetite and the liver, shaped around your treatment.
A step-by-step course in simple practices you can do from a chair, a bed or a quiet corner of home.
Settling the stormA daily meditation to ease fear, anxiety and the endless "what if".
Breath for energyGentle breathing and chakra practices to support you through fatigue.
Eating and digesting with careAyurvedic food and digestion routines for appetite, comfort and the liver, planned around your oncologist's advice.
Rest and deep sleepAn evening wind-down that helps the mind let go of the day.
Releasing what weighs on the heartHeart-centred practice for grief, anger, guilt and the fear of what comes next.
For the family and caregiversPractices that keep the people giving care steady, rested and hopeful.
Ayurvedic guidance
B.A.M.S., M.D. & Ph.D. in Ayurveda
Medical grounding alongside the meditation sittings. The resident physician at the Goa Ashram, Dr. Redkar brings modern medical training and deep spiritual practice to bear on the same patient. Across 18 years in Goa, Maharashtra and Kerala, she has practised Ayurveda, taught as a professor and contributed to Ayurvedic research.
Her approach is holistic by training as much as by inclination, working with NLP, aura reading and Nadi Pariksha alongside her clinical grounding, and returning often to gut health, the liver and digestion, where so much of everyday wellbeing begins.
Her aim here: to explain what is happening in plain language, to shape Ayurvedic lifestyle support around your treatment rather than against it, and to make sure no patient or family member feels alone with their questions.
“Modern science and spirituality, together, can make our lives easy.”Dr. Namrata Redkar
Ask your spiritual questions. Seek guidance on anything weighing on you. Join Bhaiyaji's live Zoom divine session, held every week or every other week, from wherever you are.
One seat in the live Zoom divine session. Bring your questions about life, illness, fear and faith.
Reserve my seatPrefer to speak with a doctor before anything else? Book a consultation to talk through your situation and how wellness support can sit alongside your treatment.
Consult our doctorJoin the early list and we will write to you the moment enrolment opens. Starting with a live session first is a good way to feel the practice.
Notify meNo. It is a complementary wellness and meditation program. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or replace medical care for cancer.
No. Continue everything your oncologist prescribes, and tell your doctors about any new practice you begin.
People living with any type or stage of cancer, survivors, and the family members or caregivers beside them.
Not at all. Every practice is guided and gentle, and can be done seated, in a chair or lying down.
Bhaiyaji holds a live divine session on Zoom every week or alternate week. You can ask spiritual questions and seek guidance. The booking page shows the next date.
A consultation lets you describe your situation and ask how Ayurvedic lifestyle support can fit alongside your treatment. It is optional, and helpful if you have questions before you begin.
The fee has not been announced yet. Use the Notify me button and we will email you as soon as enrolment opens.
Yes. Caregivers carry a great deal, and the course includes practices made for them.
Yes. The live sessions are on Zoom, so you can join from anywhere.
Begin with one live session. Ask your question, feel the practice, and take the next step when you are ready.