our beloved Vaidya left us on April 13, 2017.
He was as bright as a thousand suns,
playful like Krishna,
valiant like Rama,
cognizant as Brahma,
powerful like Shiva,
and an ocean of eternal bliss unfolding within the silence of Vishnu.
“Vaidya Siromani,” the jewel of the crown, as Maharishi Mahesh Yogi fondly addressed him, healed us through his unsurpassable knowledge of the ayurvedic scriptures and his mastery of scientific health literature. His gifts of the SVA lineage, including his unique unparalleled formulations, will forever stay with us. With his beautiful voice and soft presence, he every so gently guided us, consoled us, helped us, maintaining us in our dharma.
Even as we remain bereft and unconsolable in our attempts to converse with him, our longing to see him, and engage with him, we know he now resides in the deepest recesses of our being, in our silent core. As the Bhagavad Gita reminds us “These bodies are known to have an end; the dweller in the body is eternal, imperishable, infinite” (Chapter 2, verse 18).
Our beloved Vaidya is ever present in his imperishable form,
ready to guide our steps, reminding us in his sweet voice,
“don’t worry!”
His SVA legacy lives on not only within our hearts, but through the countless trained SVA practitioners, health experts, educators and therapists, who will continue his work, spreading the light of his healing knowledge and unique pranic formulations, to give us and maintain us always in more balance and bliss.
…we love you forever Vaidya Mishra…
With deepest respect I extend our family’s sincere condolences to the Mishra family and Chandika colleagues. We are very grateful for the knowledge that Vaidya Mishra so generously shared with the world. I only wish that I could have attended one of his courses and had a personal consultation but trust that the seeds of knowledge he planted will continue to flourish in the world. May his soul have joy and peace and may his family and colleagues feel much love and support during this time of transition.
May is soul rest in eternal peace. We will miss him and his knowledge.
I am sorry to hear about Vaidya Mishra. He was indeed a very gentle human being and always tried to help. His vast Ayurvedic knowledge was a true asset for all of us. I will always be thankful for his wisdom.
I respected Vaidya Mishra a geat deal and had just referred a client to him. I was a long ago patient and found his treatment helpful. I was not aware that he passed until just recently. How did he die? Did he have a disease or an accident? There is no mention of how or why he passed. Thank you, Patrice Thiessen