Visit Yatra - Mystic Fair in Mumbai to soak yourself in positivity

If life is miserable can you change it? Yantra believes you can change everything by changing yourself. It is not always easy but it is always possible. Yantra weekend can guide you on your way with a variety of readings, workshops and inner growth tools.

It all begins with your thinking. If you can change your thoughts you can change your life.

The workshops can teach you to become more positive and touch the deep wisdom within you. The readings can help you understand your problems and discover solutions.

The universe is full of abundance and happiness if only you can learn to tap into it.

Is it possible to achieve what you want and live a happy life? Yantra believes it is, even though the road may not always be smooth, but as you progress you will experience the difference.

And yes, anyone can learn to think positive and change the course of their lives.

This year, Yantra-Mumbai’s premium psychic, lifestyle and entertainment festival, will hold its 11th Mystic fair, on October 11 & 12, 2014 at Hotel Sea Palace, Mumbai.

Here, it is all about getting in touch with your inner self and channelising your energy in a positive and constructive direction and leading a more balanced life.

The festival is a celebration of all that is best in you. It will stimulate your senses, strengthen your consciousness and help you understand yourself.

An array of experienced teachers and readers will conduct workshops and readings, many of which are exclusive and not available anywhere else.

This original line-up has been created over the years by the co-founders of Yantra, Manju Mohinani Patil and Rohini Gupta, especially for the purpose of helping individuals transform their lives.

Manju Mohinani is the Founder of Celeste the Center, Mumbai. She can look right into your soul and tell you what needs to be worked out in your life and is also extremely intuitive and has a vast experience of working in the field of holistic and alternative healing.

Learning from her personal experiences, she has realised that changes in one’s life can only take place when you consciously work towards those changes.

Recognising her thought and behaviour patterns, she turned her life right round. This was her inner calling. She went on to make a marked difference in the lives of others as well.

Rohini Gupta is a poet, writer and teacher, who lives in Mumbai.

She has published books of poetry and written articles for newspapers, magazines and websites. She has executed many workshops for over 15 years in the fields of the spiritual and inner growth.

She conducted a series of mantra workshops for the Times of India, published a book on Mantras and has given talks at conferences and clubs.

She has organised art and film festivals and spiritual fairs. At present she is focusing entirely on writing.