National 09 Jun, 2026

Swami Govind Dev Giri Maharaj launches Dr Sohini Sastri's book on chakras and spiritual healing

Business To Business, Kolkata, 9^th June, 2026:  A new book titled The Seven Chakras & Mantras by internationally known astrologer, life coach, and philanthropist Dr Sohini Sastri was recently launched at a ceremony presided over by spiritual leader Swami Govind Dev Giri Maharaj.
About the Book
According to its description, The Seven Chakras & Mantras explores themes including:

• The traditional concept of the seven chakras.
• Mantras and spiritual practices.
• Energy balance and holistic healing.
• Emotional well-being and self-development.
• Spiritual growth and inner awareness.

The book aims to provide readers with guidance on achieving balance and personal transformation through practices rooted in Indian spiritual traditions.
Author's Perspective
Dr. Sastri said the work draws on her own spiritual experiences and healing journey. She described the book as an attempt to share insights from her study and practice of spirituality, astrology, and personal development.
She is known for her work in astrology, life coaching, and social initiatives, and has reportedly received the President's Award on two occasions.
Remarks at the Launch
During the event, Swami Govind Dev Giri Maharaj praised the book and commended Dr. Sastri's efforts in promoting:

• Spiritual knowledge.
• Healing practices.
• Vedic traditions.
• Social and philanthropic initiatives.

He also acknowledged her contributions toward community welfare and public service.
Books on chakras, meditation, and holistic wellness have attracted growing interest in recent years, reflecting wider public engagement with mindfulness, yoga, and traditional spiritual practices. Works in this genre often combine philosophical teachings with practical techniques aimed at enhancing mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
As with many books on spirituality and healing, the concepts discussed are rooted in particular religious and philosophical traditions and are generally understood as matters of personal belief and practice rather than established scientific fact.