Gupta, who has over a decade of experience as a consciousness coach, numerologist, tarot mentor, and energy healing practitioner, established Anannt Oorja Safar to promote authentic holistic practices. “Anannt Oorja Safar was founded with the vision of making holistic healing accessible, authentic, and practical for everyone,” he explains. “It was created as a platform where ancient wisdom meets modern living.”
The organisation’s core objectives include promoting preventive wellness, raising awareness about energy healing, empowering individuals with self-healing techniques, and introducing meditation and emotional wellness programmes in schools, colleges, and workplaces. A key focus remains building a global community committed to inner transformation and world peace.
Looking to the future, Gupta envisions Anannt Oorja Safar as one of the world’s most trusted holistic wellness ecosystems. His ambitious plans encompass expanding Reiki and holistic education globally, establishing wellness centres and retreat spaces, launching structured Garbh Sanskar and Conscious Conception programmes, and forging collaborations with educational institutions, corporates, and government bodies. Central to this roadmap is scaling the Healing for World Peace movement and training thousands of certified healers capable of creating positive societal impact.
Gupta remains optimistic about Reiki’s trajectory in India. “Today, people are increasingly seeking natural, preventive, and holistic approaches to well-being,” he notes. With growing emphasis on mental health, stress management, emotional wellness, and conscious living, Reiki is gaining recognition as a valuable complementary practice. He predicts that the coming decade will see greater acceptance of Reiki in homes, educational settings, corporate wellness programmes, and integrative healthcare environments.
The shift in public mindset has been notable. “Awareness has grown significantly over the past few years,” Gupta observes. While people previously turned to healing mainly during crises, many now embrace holistic wellness proactively for stress relief, emotional balance, personal growth, preventive health, and overall well-being. Although further awareness efforts are needed, he sees a clear transition toward a more integrated understanding of health.
When asked about social media’s role, Gupta acknowledges its transformative power. “Absolutely. Social media has democratised access to knowledge and wellness. It has enabled genuine healers to educate, inspire, and connect with people across geographical boundaries.” However, he emphasizes the importance of responsibility. “It places a responsibility on practitioners to share authentic, ethical, and responsible content. When used mindfully, social media has become one of the most powerful tools for spreading awareness about holistic healing, conscious living, and personal transformation.”
Through Anannt Oorja Safar, Ayush Gupta is not only advancing individual wellness but also fostering collective consciousness for a more peaceful world. His work exemplifies the growing convergence of traditional wisdom and modern needs, positioning holistic practices as essential tools for contemporary challenges.
As the organisation expands, it aims to create lasting impact by nurturing certified healers and building sustainable wellness ecosystems. Gupta’s vision underscores a fundamental belief: true world peace begins with individual inner healing, cultivated through consistent practice, awareness, and community support.