Subconscious Reprogramming Expert | Hypnotherapy & Yogic Psychology | Heal Stress, Anxiety & Limiting Patterns | RTT Practitioner

Learn more about Sumita

• Tell us more about your subject. How did you develop an interest in this field?

  Hypnotherapy is a goal-oriented meditation where the mind becomes more receptive to new programming. With the guidance of a trained hypnotherapist, we can access and unblock old subconscious patterns, process them, and develop new, upgraded programs that align with our present needs and life goals. It is much like upgrading software on a phone-just as new versions of an iPhone come with enhanced functionality, different phases of human life require adaptations and optimizations to meet new responsibilities and aspirations.
  
  My journey began in neuroscience, where I studied neuron-to-neuron interactions and how they shape brain functionality during development. As I delved deeper into the brain's mechanisms, I became increasingly fascinated by the mind and its complexities. This led me to meditation, which helped me access and process deep-seated childhood trauma that had manifested as chronic pain.
  
  While meditation made me more self-aware, it also heightened my sensitivity, leading to overstimulation and social withdrawal, which eventually impacted my professional life as a scientist. It was through Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) that I learned how to reprogram my subconscious quickly and restore balance in my life. The profound impact of hypnotherapy on my own healing inspired me to train as a therapist. I was fortunate to learn directly from the talented Marisa Peer in England, which further solidified my passion for this work.

• What or who motivated you to teach, and why?

  I come from a family of teachers, so teaching has always been a natural part of me. My friends and colleagues recognized my ability to counsel and guide others, encouraging me to pursue therapy as a profession.
  
  Teaching and therapy bring me immense satisfaction and positive energy, as I get to catalyze transformation in people's lives. Seeing my students thrive is my greatest success, and I deeply value the dedication, commitment, and impact this profession demands.

• How does your work help society?

  My work empowers people to take charge of their minds-and in doing so, take charge of their lives. By helping individuals reprogram limiting beliefs, I enable them to overcome personal struggles, unlock their full potential, and create a more fulfilling and balanced life.

• If you had to think of a role model for your work, who would it be and why?

  I have been deeply influenced by Rabindranath Tagore, J. Krishnamurti, Vipassana meditation, and Ramana Maharishi. My work is an amalgamation of my scientific training and my personal transformation through these philosophies and practices. Their teachings continue to shape my approach to healing, self-discovery, and human potential.

• Tell us about your hobbies outside of teaching.

  I enjoy yoga and meditation, which help me stay centered and balanced. I love hiking, as it allows me to connect with nature, and I also engage in various DIY projects, which bring creativity and joy into my daily life.

• Do you have an anecdote to share from your student or professional life?

  When Gautama Buddha was about to leave his body, his disciples grew anxious, wondering who would guide them after his departure. He told them: "Be your own light, as I have already shown you the way."
  
  This message resonates deeply with my work. My role as a therapist and teacher is not to provide all the answers but to help my students and clients discover their own inner light and wisdom. True transformation happens when individuals learn to trust themselves and step into their own power.