About Her
My name is Chanda Arora, and my journey has always been guided by one simple feeling — to do something every day that doesn’t feel like work, but feels like service.
Since childhood, there has been a deep desire within me to contribute to society and give back to my nation in a meaningful way. I always felt that life is not just about earning a living, but about helping others live healthier, happier, and more peaceful lives. Looking back, I truly feel that this path was divinely chosen for me.
My Story
Growing up, I often saw my mother depending on allopathic medicines for different kinds of pain. As a child, this never felt right to me. In my understanding, medicines meant that the body was not truly healthy. That thought stayed within me and slowly turned into a strong intention — to heal myself and help others heal naturally, and to guide people towards a life that is balanced and as free from dependency on medicines as possible.
Due to limited awareness and financial constraints at that time, I continued my studies with the options available to me. I completed my Master’s in Commerce and began working at a law firm. However, very soon I realized that this was not my path. Sitting in one place and doing routine work did not resonate with who I truly was.
I always felt a calling to move, to connect with people, to travel, and most importantly, to make a real difference in people’s lives.
And then, life began to guide me.
From a young age, I had been learning yoga informally by watching TV channels and practicing on my own. Through consistent practice of pranayama, I was able to heal my own sinus issues. This personal healing became a turning point. It gave me deep faith in the power of natural practices, and I began sharing whatever knowledge I had with others. What started as a small step soon became my passion and purpose.
A major transformation in my journey came when I got the opportunity to learn Craniosacral Therapy. This experience completely changed my understanding of healing. I completed a 2-year professional course, and alongside this, I pursued my Master’s in Yoga and Science of Living.
Over time, I also expanded my knowledge through sound healing and Marma therapy, deepening my approach towards holistic wellness. Becoming a teacher with the Art of Living further enriched my journey, allowing me to guide people through powerful practices of breathwork, meditation, and inner awareness.
Today, with over 8 years of experience, I continue to learn, grow, and serve — with the intention of helping people reconnect with their bodies, calm their minds, and experience true inner healing.
For me, this is not just a profession.
It is my purpose. It is my seva.
