Hypnotherapy, Singing Bowls (sound healing), Meditation, Past Life Regression, Current Life Regression, Inner Child integration, Naad Yoga

What Happens in a Past Life Regression Therapy Session — and How Is the Healing Process Measured?
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What Happens in a Past Life Regression Therapy Session — and How Is the Healing Process Measured?

What Happens in a Past Life Regression Therapy Session — and How Is the Healing Process Measured? If you have never experienced Past Life Regression (PLR), you may wonder what actually happens during a session. Will you remember what happened? Will you be able to return to the present? What does the therapist look for during the process? And perhaps most importantly, how do you know whether the session is actually helping? At Wellness Space, Past Life Regression (PLR) therapy sessions are conducted by Dr Riri G Trivedi and other therapists trained in the Past Life Regression Module. A typical

What Happens in a Past Life Regression Therapy Session — and How Is the Healing Process Measured?thewellness2026-09-04T10:59:54+05:30

Measuring the effectiveness of the intervention (using WHO-5 Wellbeing index)
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Measuring the effectiveness of the intervention (using WHO-5 Wellbeing index)

At Wellness Space, we make an attempt to quantify the effect of the intervention. One such example is the use of WHO-5 Wellbeing Index (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25831962), a commonly used and simple tool. Our data (of 11 individuals who completed 4 sessions and also completed the WHO-5 survey before the first and after the fourth session) is captured in the visual. Score below 52% shows "poor wellbeing" (ideally requiring an evaluation for depression). The average score moved up from 32% (Before) to 63% (After) showing significant enhancement in the individuals' wellbeing. In 10 out of 11 individuals the score went up (the

Measuring the effectiveness of the intervention (using WHO-5 Wellbeing index)thewellness2026-08-25T12:16:43+05:30

Measuring the impact of sound healing on nervous system, heart rate variability and heart rate
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Measuring the impact of sound healing on nervous system, heart rate variability and heart rate

The visual below demonstrates how human physiology (as measured by Heart Rate Variability (HRV)) changes before, during and after a sound healing session with singing bowls. Heart rate (shown by the red dotted line) begins to decrease when the singing bowl session starts and continues to decrease, remaining low (76) even after the session ends. Heart Rate Variability (SDNN-see description below) increases during the sound session and remains very high even after the session has been completed. At the end of the sound session, HRV remains high, heart rate declines, and the parasympathetic nervous system remains more activated (a clear

Measuring the impact of sound healing on nervous system, heart rate variability and heart ratethewellness2026-09-13T11:07:55+05:30

Technology and analytics (e.g.HRV) capabilities at Wellness Space for studying physiology, energy and emotions
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Technology and analytics (e.g.HRV) capabilities at Wellness Space for studying physiology, energy and emotions

Wellness Space has both technology and analytics capability to understand and measure human physiology, energy and emotions via the measurement of Heart Rate Variability. This capability includes the following Emwave Pro device to measure heart rate variability, coherence and achievement. (This is also provided to the participants in the master practitioner workshop - Naad Yoga 2) eMotion Faros sensor to measure 24-hour ECG signal Analytics capability: Kubios Premium HRV software. Others (Polar H7 HRV device, Biowell GDV device and so on) This capability equips the team and the trainees of Wellness Space to learn and re-apply important concepts and

Technology and analytics (e.g.HRV) capabilities at Wellness Space for studying physiology, energy and emotionsthewellness2026-08-25T12:17:36+05:30

Measuring stress levels (emotional pressure) of a corporate team
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Measuring stress levels (emotional pressure) of a corporate team

We often get questions on how do we understand the person's current state (emotional pressure aka stress, state of mind, energy levels etc). The graph shows (actual) results of a few top corporate executives. (In case you are keen to learn more about stress and its effects on us, click here to read the article on Stress) The figure shows "Emotional Pressure" (in Joule measured using Bio-Well GDV device for several corporate executives) So what? The color indicates that some of the individuals are quite calm and relaxed (color green-individuals A, F, G) and the others are stressed (more emotional

Measuring stress levels (emotional pressure) of a corporate teamthewellness2026-08-25T12:17:37+05:30

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