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About Indrani Healing Arts
Our Mission
Our Services
Our Mission
At Indrani Healing Arts, we strive to help our clients achieve a healthy and balanced lifestyle by providing top-quality wellness services and products.
Rani
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HHP1000, CMT500, ERYT500
Dedicated to providing personalized care and guidance to help you reach your wellness goals.
Our Services
Our Services
Our Services
We offer a wide range of wellness services including yoga, meditation, Ayurvedic counseling, energetic and spiritual guidance, somatic and massage therapy.
About Indrani Healing Arts
Our Philosophy
Ronnie Ranee, HHP, CMT, ERYT500
Founder of Indrani Healing Arts | Devotional Therapist | Architect of Sacred Systems
Ronnie Ranee (Rani) is a masterful healer and sacred guide whose work draws from the deepest wells of Vedic wisdom, psychological inquiry, and somatic intelligence. With over two decades of experience in holistic health, she has cultivated a rare and powerful synthesis of ancient tradition and modern embodiment—where massage becomes medicine, breath becomes prayer, and the body becomes a luminous instrument of awakening.
Her path has taken her across disciplines and continents—from immersive study in traditional Tantra Yoga at Shri Kali Ashram in Koh Phangan, Thailand, to years of hands-on therapeutic work in clinical, spa, and private practice settings. She holds advanced certifications in Ayurveda, neuromuscular massage, yoga therapy, craniosacral work, and marma therapy, as well as deep studies in trauma physiology, subtle energy systems, and quantum coherence. Rani’s sessions are not scripted—they are living transmissions, responsive to the moment and attuned to the field.
As the founder of Indrani Healing Arts, and co-founder of two yoga schools—Comoyoga, a bilingual nonprofit yoga institute, and the Holy Love Institute of Tantra Yoga—Rani has trained and mentored countless students, teachers, and seekers on the path of embodied devotion. Her work is a flowering of the bīja mantras, those primordial seeds of truth, intention, and vibration that bloom through sustained practice and unshakable love.
Her therapeutic sessions and devotional pujas offer more than relief—they offer remembrance. Grounded in Ayurvedic and Tantric frameworks, each experience she facilitates invites clients into sacred regulation: the alignment of energy, thought, body, and spirit. At the heart of her work is the quantum field of unconditional love, where healing is not a technique, but a state of resonance.
Rani’s vision is expansive: to collaborate with retreat centers, luxury spas, and global wellness sanctuaries as a sacred systems consultant and master practitioner. She is currently developing advanced trainings, ritual immersions, and international residencies that merge healing arts with spiritual science. Her work lives where the physics of the cosmos meet the poetics of the soul.
To enter Rani’s field is to be deeply seen, gently re-patterned, and joyfully called home.
Ah, my fellow wanderer in this chaotic carnival of existence
The Three Kingdoms of the Body
A Mythos of Embodied Divinity
There are three kingdoms within the temple of your body.
Not metaphor, but map. Not theory, but living truth.
Each one pulses with its own rhythm, its own rites, its own remembering.
The Lower Kingdom
Root. Bone. Earth. Fire. Shadow.
This is the place of gravity and becoming.
It is where Shiva sits cross-legged in the dirt of your spine,
watching every contraction as a holy flame.
Here, the ancestors whisper from your bones.
Your blood knows the shape of rivers.
Your pelvis is a throne. Your exhale, a falling star.
The body eliminates, releases, roots down.
Here lies death. And birth. And the courage to stay.
This kingdom does not ask for perfection.
It asks for presence.
The Middle Kingdom
Heart. Breath. Water. Union. Prayer.
This is the field of sacred exchange.
Where Lakshmi offers gold in the pulse between your ribs,
and Vishnu floats, dreamlike, on the breath between moments.
The heart blooms in two directions: toward joy and toward grief.
Here, your lungs become wings. Your belly becomes a drum.
It is in this kingdom that the soul remembers rhythm,
and learns again how to sing.
This kingdom does not demand.
It invites. It listens.
The Upper Kingdom
Crown. Light. Sky. Sound. Snow.
This is the quiet at the edge of sound.
The stillness that bends time.
Here, Saraswati plays her veena on the strands of your nervous system,
and the pineal gland reflects the stars of your original home.
Your thoughts are offerings.
Your dreams, oracles.
Your crown—open, like a white lotus drinking starlight.
This is not ascension.
It is return.
This kingdom does not speak in language.
It speaks in light.
And when all three kingdoms align—
when root meets sky,
when grief flows into prayer,
when the body becomes breath becomes brilliance—
you do not need to seek divinity.
You are it.
A walking yantra.
A breathing sutra.
A temple of three realms
woven into one.