Dharma Healing story

Nimi Gandhi has always carried a dream close to her heart—to create a space where spirituality and wellness come together in harmony, providing a sanctuary for people to reconnect with themselves and each other. Her journey has taken her around the world, from Asia to Europe, but it was yoga that helped her heal from years of depression, anxiety, and panic disorder. It was in these moments of healing that Nimi began to understand the true power of the mind-body connection and how holistic practices could transform not just her life but the lives of others.

During her time living in an ashram and on an island in Thailand, Nimi dove deep into various spiritual traditions, learning from revered masters of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Reiki, and exploring a rich array of healing modalities. But it was also in these quiet moments of self-reflection that Nimi realized her dharma was to be the bridge between the East and West, sharing the ancient wisdom that had so deeply transformed her. As a Hindu-American woman, it felt like a calling that she could not ignore—a deep-rooted desire to share the healing power of yoga with the world.

This love for both the ancient teachings and the modern world inspired Nimi to open Dharma Healing House in Miami. It is here that she found her true purpose: creating a space where people from all walks of life can come together, connect with their purpose, and experience profound healing. Dharma Healing House is more than just a wellness center; it is a community—a place for teachers, healers, and lightworkers to share their gifts and connect with others on a journey of self-discovery. Through her passion for music, community-building, and service, Nimi is committed to expanding this vision further and creating more centers where people can find healing, clarity, and a sense of belonging.