Dr. S. Ranjan has been in alternative healing for 12+ years treating chronic conditions through chakra, subconscious & energy-based methods, driven by self-healing awareness, scientific integration and that the “wisdom is the currency of the cosmos” philosophy.

Dr. S. Ranjan, Energy Medicine Practitioner and MBBS Doctor, has been working in the field of Alternative Healing for over 12 years, focusing on treating chronic and severe diseases through energy-based approaches. Based in Delhi, his work extends across India as well as internationally through both in-person and online consultations.

With a medical background combined with his work in energy medicine, his approach centers on addressing conditions that are often considered complex or difficult to treat in conventional systems. According to his practice, diseases such as thyroid disorders, diabetes, and even cancer are approached from an energy perspective, where the focus is on restoring balance within the body rather than relying solely on medication.

His current work places a strong emphasis on cancer remission. He aims to reduce the fear associated with cancer by promoting the possibility of healing through natural and energy-based methods, positioning it as a condition that can be managed and improved without dependency on intensive treatments like chemotherapy, depending on individual cases and approaches.

Dr. Ranjan operates from two primary locations—Dwarka Mor in Delhi and Gurgaon—where he offers face-to-face consultations. At the same time, a significant portion of his work is conducted online, allowing individuals from different parts of India and abroad to access guidance and learn energy healing techniques under his supervision.

Through this model, patients are not only treated but also guided to understand and apply energy-based methods themselves, creating a participatory approach to healing that extends beyond traditional clinical boundaries.

Energy Medicine Expert Dr. S. Ranjan explains that Energy Medicine, although still relatively new for many, is deeply rooted in the fundamental understanding of human existence. According to him, unless someone has had prior exposure to spirituality, meditation, or yogic practices, this field may appear unfamiliar. However, he emphasizes that the human body is essentially driven by energy, even though what is visible externally is the physical form.

He describes how energy operates at every level of life. The body constantly depends on energy—whether it is derived from food, rest, sunlight, or nature. These sources are not just routine elements but essential contributors to maintaining balance and vitality. He highlights that even a temporary absence of something as basic as sunlight can affect human activity and mood, indicating the critical role energy plays in daily functioning.

Building on this understanding, his work focuses on the internal energy system of the body. He explains that behind the physical structure, there exists a network of energy flow through ‘nadis’ and ‘chakras’’. The balance and movement of this energy are closely connected with the functioning of the mind. In energy medicine, the approach involves working on these chakras and energy channels to restore equilibrium within the body.

He also relates this approach to other known practices. Concepts like Acupressure and Chakra Therapy share similarities with energy medicine, as they all focus on energy flow within the body. However, he points out that these methods are often undervalued or not fully understood. In his practice, these elements are integrated but taken further through a structured focus on self-healing.

A key aspect of his work is empowering individuals. While he provides support and guidance to patients during illness, his ultimate objective is not dependency but independence. He aims to teach individuals how to understand their own energy system and apply techniques that allow them to heal themselves. For him, the goal is that every person eventually becomes capable of standing on their own, equipped with the knowledge and awareness to manage their health through energy-based practices.

When asked about it, Dr. Ranjan attributes his entry into the field of energy medicine to the guidance of his spiritual mentor, late Brahmarshi Subhash Patriji, whose influence played a decisive role in shaping his direction. His association with spirituality, however, began much earlier.

From the first year of his MBBS, he had already started practicing Pyramid Meditation, not just as a technique but as a way of living. Even before this, he had been exposed to spiritual thought through the teachings of Osho. Coming from a family where both his parents and grandparents were spiritual practitioners, the foundation for this inclination was already present, though rooted in different traditions.

Within the Pyramid Spiritual Society, there exists a guiding philosophy that encourages individuals to gradually reduce dependency on medicines through awareness and meditation.

It was within this context that his mentor, around 12 years ago, advised him to move fully into the path of spirituality. At that time, he was actively working as a practicing doctor in a government hospital, firmly established in a conventional medical career. Along with encouraging him toward spirituality, his mentor also indicated that the path of routine medical practice might not be aligned with his deeper purpose.

This suggestion created a moment of uncertainty. While he understood the importance of spiritual practice and was already teaching meditation as part of the Pyramid Spiritual Society—where anyone can begin guiding others in meditation—he did not immediately have clarity on how this could translate into a full-time professional path. The question of what would replace his role as a doctor remained unanswered at that stage.

This phase marked the beginning of a deeper internal search, where his existing identity as a medical professional began to intersect with a growing inclination toward a more spiritually aligned path.

For nearly two to three years, he contemplated the guidance given by his mentor, trying to understand how his life could transition beyond conventional medical practice. During this period, as he describes, circumstances began to align in a way that gradually opened new directions. He came into contact with individuals who were working in energy medicine, acupressure, and other non-medicinal healing methods.

These interactions became a turning point in his understanding. Encouraged by a few experienced healers, he began learning practices such as acupuncture and acupressure. Initially, he approached this learning without strong conviction, largely because of external encouragement rather than internal certainty. However, once he started applying these methods in practice, the results he observed—especially through techniques like color therapy, acupuncture, and acupressure—were unexpectedly impactful. This direct experience shifted his perspective.

What began as an exploration gradually turned into belief, and he became convinced that energy-based healing could offer real results in treating individuals. This growing conviction led him to take a significant step—moving away from his government medical position. At that time, this decision was not easy.

Transitioning from a stable government job into a completely different field carried uncertainty, and he felt that such a move might not be immediately understood by his family. For this reason, he chose to make the shift quietly, without informing them initially. Once he gained stability and confidence in his new path, he formally shared his decision.

By that stage, he had already established himself in the field of energy medicine, and his work had begun to take shape. This marked a complete transition—from being a practicing doctor in a government hospital to dedicating himself fully to energy-based healing and spiritual practice.

Recalling his early years, Dr. Ranjan shares that he comes from a rural background in Bihar, belonging to a small village in the Munger–Lakhisarai region, where even basic facilities like electricity were limited during his early years. Growing up in a modest, lower middle-class family, his initial life was shaped by simplicity, limited resources, and a strong emphasis on education as a means of progress.

After completing his early schooling in the village, he moved to Patna for higher education, recognizing that better academic opportunities were available in the capital. This transition marked an important step in his journey, as he continued to work consistently toward his goal of building a professional career. Through sustained effort and dedication, he secured a government medical seat and pursued MBBS. His family played a supportive role in encouraging him to become a doctor, and he followed that path with commitment. He completed his medical education from Dr. V. M. Government Medical College, Solapur, Maharashtra, where he was exposed to the realities of public healthcare at a large scale.

During his time in a government medical college and hospital, he treated an overwhelming number of patients. Like most public healthcare institutions, the patient load was high, and the demand for treatment was constant. This environment shaped his understanding of responsibility—not just as a doctor treating individuals, but as someone trying to contribute meaningfully to a larger system where the need was immense.

At the same time, another dimension of his thinking was evolving. While he was fully engaged in his medical studies and later worked for nearly five years in a government hospital in Delhi, he was also developing an interest in spirituality and alternative approaches to healing. This created a phase of internal conflict, where he was able to understand the principles of spirituality at a conceptual level but was still exploring how to apply them practically in real life.

This dual exposure—on one side, the structured system of modern medicine, and on the other, the growing understanding of energy-based and spiritual healing—gradually began to shape his perspective, laying the groundwork for the path he would eventually choose. During his time working in the hospital, one thought began to trouble him deeply.

While attending patients in the OPD, he observed a recurring pattern—most patients would return every 15 days or every month, primarily to continue their medications. In many cases, treatments extended over long durations, and patients remained dependent on tablets without experiencing complete relief. He noticed that often, when patients discontinued treatment, it was not because they had fully recovered, but because they had become exhausted—physically, mentally, or financially. This realization stayed with him.

Dr. Ranjan understood that while certain infectious diseases could be treated effectively within a short period, a large number of conditions required prolonged management rather than complete cure. This created a gap between treatment and true healing, something that became increasingly evident through his daily interactions with patients.

Over time, he also sensed a deeper dissatisfaction among people. Despite undergoing continuous treatment, many patients did not feel that they had found a complete solution to their health concerns. There was a visible struggle—people were seeking relief, but often felt limited by the outcomes they were experiencing. This gap between expectation and result began to raise important questions in his mind.

This internal conflict continued to grow. While managing patients in OPD and handling admitted cases in hospital wards, he became more aware of the larger reality—that a significant number of people were suffering, not just physically but also emotionally, due to the lack of lasting solutions.

This phase became a turning point in his thinking. It pushed him to reflect beyond routine medical practice and question whether there could be alternative approaches that addressed not just symptoms, but deeper aspects of healing.

While continuously interacting with patients in OPD and hospital settings, he became increasingly aware that a large number of people were not fully satisfied with conventional medical treatment. Although treatments were available, the question that remained unanswered for him was whether there existed a method that could address diseases at their root level rather than managing them over long durations. This search gradually found direction through his spiritual practice.

Through his understanding of energy medicine, he began exploring concepts such as working on ‘Nadis’ and chakras, as well as healing at the level of the subconscious mind. These ideas provided him with an alternative framework to look at health and disease, where the focus shifted from symptoms to deeper internal balance. With this approach, he started applying energy-based methods in healing.

According to his experience, conditions that are often categorized as severe or complex in conventional medical science can also be addressed through energy-based practices. He emphasizes that the perception of “big diseases” changes when viewed through the lens of energy medicine, where the focus is on restoring internal harmony rather than labeling the condition by its severity.

He supports this perspective through his own observations and experiences. Over time, he has encountered multiple cases where individuals have shown significant improvement through this approach. These include instances related to serious health conditions such as cancer, cardiac complications, and certain spinal disorders. Based on these experiences, he believes that energy medicine can be as effective as, or in some cases offer alternative possibilities alongside, mainstream medical treatment.

This realization strengthened his commitment to the field. It allowed him to move forward with a clearer understanding that healing could be approached not only through conventional systems but also through methods that work on the body’s energy and internal mechanisms.

When asked about his role models, Dr. Ranjan says he draws inspiration from individuals who think beyond conventional boundaries, particularly doctors, researchers, and scientists who explore alternative dimensions of health and healing. According to him, those who step outside established frameworks and work toward uncovering lesser-known but effective approaches leave a deeper impact on his thinking.

Among such influences, he mentions Dr. Deepak Chopra as a significant figure. Coming from a strong medical background as an MD and Endocrinologist, Dr. Deepak Chopra’s work in holistic and alternative health has been widely recognized. His lectures and writings, available in multiple languages, have contributed to bridging the gap between modern medicine and spiritual understanding, which resonates closely with his own approach.

Dr. Ranjan also highlights the work of researchers who have focused specifically on unconventional healing. One such influence for him is Kelly A. Turner, whose research on cancer remission has deeply inspired him. Through years of study and interviews with individuals who recovered without conventional medical treatment, her work—documented in books like Radical Remission and Radical Hope—offers insights into alternative healing pathways.

In addition to this, he acknowledges the contributions of several global thinkers in the field of energy and mind-body connection. Figures such as Dr. Joe Dispenza, Gregg Braden, and Dr. Bruce Lipton have influenced his perspective through their work on consciousness, biology, and healing. Their efforts to explain the mechanisms behind these approaches and present them in a structured, scientific manner align with his own inclination as a medical professional. Overall, he draws inspiration from those who combine scientific understanding with exploratory thinking.

As a doctor himself, he feels naturally inclined toward individuals who not only question existing systems but also work toward validating and explaining alternative methods of healing, contributing to a broader understanding of health and human potential.

He draws deep inspiration from thoughts that redefine the meaning of true wealth and understanding. One of the most influential ideas for him comes from his spiritual mentor, Brahmarshi Patriji, who emphasized that “wisdom is the currency of the cosmos.” For him, this idea holds profound significance.

While society often measures success in terms of money and material value, he believes that true wealth lies in wisdom. He differentiates between knowledge and wisdom—where knowledge is information, wisdom is experiential understanding that emerges through deeper awareness and spiritual practice. According to his perspective, this higher level of understanding is something that unfolds through inner work and connection with consciousness.

Another thought that strongly resonates with him comes from Nikola Tesla. The idea that “understanding energy and frequency unlocks the secrets of the universe” aligns closely with his own work in energy medicine. He believes that once a person begins to perceive life and existence through the lens of energy and vibration, many complexities start becoming clearer, both in health and in life itself. These philosophies directly influence his approach toward his work and life.

When reflecting on his achievements and challenges, he shares that one of the most defining phases was his transition from a stable government medical career to the field of energy medicine. This shift was not only professional but also ideological, as it required him to move away from a well-established path into a domain that is still not widely understood or accepted. The initial phase involved uncertainty and resistance.

Leaving a government job meant stepping out of financial and professional security, and there was also the challenge of explaining and justifying this decision to others. Since the field itself is unconventional, gaining trust and acceptance required consistent effort and results. However, he navigated these challenges through conviction and experience.

As an Energy Medicine practitioner Dr. Ranjan continued working in energy medicine and began observing positive outcomes in people, his confidence in the path strengthened. Over time, his work started gaining recognition, not just through the number of people he helped but also through the impact of his approach.

For him, achievements are not defined only by milestones but by transformation. The ability to guide individuals toward healing, to help them understand their own energy, and to reduce fear around serious illnesses like cancer stands as one of his most significant accomplishments. Each case, each recovery, and each person who becomes more aware of their own healing capacity contributes to what he considers meaningful success. In this way, his challenges and achievements are closely interconnected.

The difficulties of stepping into an unconventional field shaped his resilience, while the results he witnessed reinforced his purpose, allowing him to continue forward with clarity and commitment.

He defines his major achievements through the healing outcomes he has witnessed in cases that are generally considered complex or difficult within conventional medical understanding. For him, these are not just individual successes but examples that reinforce his belief in energy-based healing approaches.

One of the most significant cases he refers to is that of a stage 3 colorectal cancer patient. According to his experience, the individual showed recovery under his supervision through a combination of energy medicine practices, including acupuncture, chakra meditation, breathwork, and techniques focused on the subconscious mind such as affirmations and EFT. He considers this case particularly important, as it reflects the potential of a system that is not widely popular but, in his view, holds substantial depth and effectiveness.

Another impactful case he shares is of a young child diagnosed with a heart hole at birth. The condition had been identified within a day of the child’s birth, and the family waited for several years in the hope that it would heal naturally, as sometimes happens, by the time the child was four years old. However, when there was no improvement and the cost of surgery posed a financial challenge, they continued to delay intervention. When they eventually approached him when the child was six, he guided them through practices such as acupressure, color therapy, and meditation. Based on his account, within a few months of consistent practice, the child showed significant improvement, which he considers a major milestone in his journey.

He also highlights a rare and severe condition—Cauda Equina Syndrome—as another defining case. In its advanced stages, patients often lose control over bowel and bladder movements, requiring them to depend on diapers throughout the day. Alongside this, basic physical functions such as walking and sitting become difficult, significantly affecting quality of life. Such conditions are generally considered irreversible within conventional medical understanding.

This is a condition he had only encountered in medical textbooks during his MBBS, and not in practical settings. The patient, who had already consulted multiple major medical institutions including those in Lucknow, Delhi, and Vellore, had been informed that recovery was unlikely. Having accepted this prognosis, the patient was living with significant physical limitations. According to his experience, after introducing practices like acupressure and meditation and following them consistently over time, the patient experienced improvement.

These cases collectively form the foundation of what he considers his achievements. They represent situations where individuals had limited options or had reached a point of acceptance regarding their condition, and through his approach, found an alternative pathway. For him, these outcomes validate his belief that energy medicine can offer possibilities even in cases where conventional systems may have limitations.

According to his approach, no disease is inherently incurable when viewed through the lens of energy balance and internal healing mechanisms. He extends this belief further by suggesting that even in many cases categorized as surgical, alternative approaches may provide possibilities without invasive procedures.

When reflecting on struggles, he does not describe them as obstacles but as learning phases. Coming from a lower middle-class background, one of the practical challenges he faced was managing financial limitations—balancing the time and resources between research, exploration, and professional practice. This phase required careful decision-making in terms of where to invest effort and time.

At the same time, he emphasizes the role of a supportive environment. Having the presence of good people and supportive friends helped him navigate these phases more smoothly, allowing him to continue his work without major disruption.

Another challenge he identifies is related to acceptance within the medical community. Since energy-based approaches are not widely understood within conventional systems, there can be skepticism. Over time, he adapted his communication by presenting his work through a scientific framework—using structured, research-oriented language and describing it as consciousness-based lifestyle medicine. This shift helped him bridge the gap and reduce resistance, making his approach more understandable within a clinical context.

Overall, his journey reflects a combination of conviction, adaptation, and continuous learning, where challenges became part of the process of refining both his work and the way he presents it.

He explains that over time, he developed a conscious approach to bridging the gap between his work in energy medicine and the conventional medical community. Understanding that acceptance depends largely on communication, he began actively connecting with researchers and professionals within the medical fraternity, including senior experts and international researchers.

Through these interactions, he stayed aligned with evolving scientific understanding. He adopted the language, terminology, and framework used in research and modern medical discussions, ensuring that his work could be presented in a way that resonates with the scientific community. This shift allowed him to position his approach not in opposition, but in alignment with structured and evidence-based thinking.

As a result, he experienced minimal resistance. While occasional skepticism did arise, he found that presenting his ideas through factual and scientific reasoning encouraged openness. When supported by structured explanations, his perspective became easier for others to engage with, reducing opposition significantly.

In his view, this adaptability played an important role in his journey. Rather than facing major struggles, he describes his path as relatively smooth, supported by the right mindset and approach. He attributes this stability to his consistent practice of meditation and spiritual discipline, which, according to him, has helped maintain clarity and balance throughout his journey.

Overall, he considers himself fortunate. With a combination of spiritual grounding and practical adaptability, he has been able to move forward without significant obstacles, continuing his work with a sense of alignment and steady progress.

He explains that energy medicine is still an unstructured and evolving field, especially in India, where there is no formal or standardized academic pathway offered by universities or colleges. While there have been small initiatives, such as short-term courses in areas like Vibrational Medicine, the field largely remains open, exploratory, and in a developmental phase. Because of this, he suggests building a strong foundational understanding first.

Disciplines such as Naturopathy and Ayurveda can provide a useful base, along with a clear understanding of human anatomy and physiology, which he considers essential. However, he emphasizes that technical knowledge alone is not sufficient in this field. According to him, the deeper understanding comes from within.

Dr. Ranjan believes that real clarity in energy medicine develops through spiritual practice, meditation, and inner awareness. While books and theoretical learning offer guidance, much of the insight, in his view, comes from intuition and direct experiential understanding developed through consistent practice.

He also highlights the importance of learning from experienced practitioners. Staying connected with mentors, senior practitioners, and experts in related fields helps in gaining practical insights. Engaging in discussions, asking questions, and observing their approach allows for a deeper grasp of the subject beyond theoretical knowledge. In his own journey, learning directly from practitioners such as his acupressure mentor K.K. Mishra from Allahabad played a significant role in shaping his applied understanding, helping him bridge the gap between theory and real-world healing practices.

At the same time, he encourages maintaining a balance with scientific learning. Reading research articles, understanding scientific frameworks, and being able to interpret findings are important for presenting and refining one’s approach. This not only strengthens knowledge but also helps in communicating effectively within broader professional communities. Overall, his guidance combines multiple dimensions.

For anyone aspiring to enter this field, he suggests a blend of foundational medical understanding, continuous spiritual practice, mentorship from experienced individuals, and engagement with scientific research—together forming a holistic path toward growth in energy medicine.

He explains that alternative medicine, including energy medicine, is not necessarily opposed by the modern medical community—provided it is presented and practiced with a scientific approach. According to him, the resistance often arises not from the field itself, but from the lack of structured explanation or evidence-based communication. When approached scientifically, the perspective begins to shift.

He emphasizes that if practitioners use research-based language, structured understanding, and logical explanation, modern medical professionals are more open to engaging with these ideas. In such cases, the approach is not seen as conflicting, but rather as complementary. This is where the concept of integrative medicine becomes relevant.

He points out that globally, many universities and institutions are already working on integrating Eastern and Western systems of medicine. Fields such as Energy Medicine, Alternative Healing, and Spiritual Medicine are being explored under the broader framework of Integrative Medicine, where different approaches are combined for better outcomes.

In contrast, he observes that India, despite having a strong traditional foundation in these practices, is still at an early stage in terms of institutional development.

While alternative systems have been practiced here for centuries, their formal inclusion in structured education—through colleges and universities—is still limited and evolving.

Because of this, he places strong emphasis on self-development. He believes that individuals in this field must actively engage with scientific research, journals, and credible literature. Building knowledge through these resources not only strengthens understanding but also helps establish credibility.

For him, the key lies in alignment. When alternative medicine is supported by scientific awareness and presented in a structured manner, it naturally gains acceptance and moves toward becoming part of a more integrated healthcare system.

He views the present time as a phase of rapid transformation, where the world is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Reflecting on the changes over the past decade, he believes that the scale and speed of progress—especially with the rise of technologies like artificial intelligence—have significantly reshaped how people think, work, and make decisions.

However, he emphasizes that this transformation is not limited to technology alone. Across different fields, individuals are contributing through research, innovation, and new ways of thinking. In such an environment, he highlights the importance of surrounding oneself with positive and growth-oriented people, as they play a crucial role in shaping mindset and direction.

At the same time, he brings the focus inward. He believes that along with external exposure, developing inner clarity is equally important. Practices like meditation help individuals connect with their inner strength and deeper awareness, enabling them to make more aligned decisions in life.

For him, career choices should not be driven by pressure but by inner conviction. He encourages young individuals to listen to their inner voice and choose a path that genuinely resonates with them. According to him, when decisions are made from this space of clarity, the journey becomes more meaningful and sustainable.

He also points toward the expanding possibilities in emerging fields. Areas like alternative medicine and energy medicine, in his view, hold strong potential for the future. However, he stresses that success in such fields requires a scientific approach, continuous learning, and disciplined effort.

Overall, his message to the youth combines awareness of external opportunities with inner alignment. By staying positive, continuously learning, and making choices based on genuine interest and understanding, he believes individuals can navigate this rapidly changing world with confidence and purpose.

In his closing message, he emphasizes that his primary focus is not limited to personal branding or expanding clinical reach, but on spreading awareness and knowledge to a larger audience. For him, the true objective is to empower people so that they can understand their own health and take responsibility for their well-being.

Dr. Ranjan highlights that through his digital platforms, especially his personal YouTube channel and the upcoming initiative “Infinite Consciousness Foundation,” he is consistently sharing knowledge related to healing, meditation, and subconscious mind work. In addition to this, his content is also available on spiritual platforms, where he has created structured video series on topics such as subconscious programming and self-healing practices. These resources are designed to be accessible to everyone.

According to him, any individual—regardless of their location—can learn and apply these concepts from their own home. There is no strict dependency on physical presence or visiting a clinic, as the intention is to make knowledge widely available and practical. He believes that learning should lead to empowerment.

By engaging with these resources, individuals can begin working on their own health, understanding their mind, and gradually developing awareness about energy-based healing practices.