Bhumika Chauhan
Health and wellness are often seen as privileges, accessible mainly to those who can afford expensive treatments or therapies. Shruti Agarwalla, however, believes healing should be a right, not a luxury. Through her initiative, Good Health Mantra, she has made it her mission to provide affordable, accessible, and effective healing to people from all walks of life.
Launched formally in 2014–15, Good Health Mantra offers pranic healing, an energy-based, no-touch technique that uses the body’s life force to address physical, emotional, and mental imbalances. Unlike costly medical interventions, Shruti’s sessions are modestly priced, ensuring that more people can access care without financial stress. Her service-oriented approach means her focus is not on profit margins but on community well-being.
Shruti’s healing practice extends to a wide variety of conditions. From migraines, ulcers, and asthma to anxiety, depression, and insomnia, she has helped countless individuals find relief. Her holistic method has also proven effective in managing chronic issues like arthritis and hypertension. By offering alternatives to conventional treatments, Shruti has created a safe and supportive space for those seeking a different path to health.
What makes Good Health Mantra especially impactful is its reach beyond geographical boundaries. Through distant healing, Shruti works with clients across India, Singapore, France, and the US. This model reflects both the adaptability of pranic healing and Shruti’s vision of wellness without borders.
Her journey into healing began as a homemaker seeking personal growth. Motherhood became a turning point, inspiring her to pursue pranic healing professionally. With determination and the support of her family, Shruti built her practice from the ground up, proving that entrepreneurship does not require vast resources but rather resilience and clarity of purpose.
Her empathy as a healer stems from her lived experiences. Balancing personal and professional life gave her a deep understanding of the challenges many of her clients face. This empathy, combined with her commitment to affordability, makes her healing practice approachable and trustworthy.
Shruti’s work has been widely recognized. She has been honored with the Indian Woman Era Award, the Star Galaxy Award presented by actress Bhagyashree, and accolades from the World Association of Women Warriors (WAOW). These awards highlight not only her professional achievements but also her role as a changemaker who is redefining wellness.
Looking ahead, Shruti sees the demand for remote, non-medicinal healing growing rapidly. In an age where stress and chronic conditions are widespread, she believes practices like pranic healing offer an accessible and sustainable path to health. By continuing to expand her practice, she hopes to serve more people globally, carrying forward her mission of wellness for all.
At its heart, Good Health Mantra is not just a business—it is a commitment to social impact. Shruti’s story shows that true entrepreneurship is about more than profits; it is about solving problems, uplifting communities, and making essential services available to everyone.
