Mansi Nair’s story is one of courage, transformation, and quiet strength—a journey from corporate corridors to the sacred path of healing. Her debut book, Reiki and Me: A Memoir, is not just a personal chronicle; it is a deeply introspective exploration of the human spirit’s capacity to heal and renew itself. Through the pages of her memoir, Mansi offers readers a glimpse into the world of Reiki—an ancient Japanese healing art—and how it became the anchor that guided her through some of life’s most defining transitions. Her narrative unfolds like a river—calm, steady, and filled with depth—revealing both her vulnerability and her profound awakening.
What makes Mansi’s journey so remarkable is its authenticity. She began her professional life in the fast-paced corporate world, equipped with an MBA and a thriving career in Human Resources. For many, this might have been the ultimate definition of success. Yet, for Mansi, something deeper was calling. The rhythm of boardrooms and targets slowly gave way to the rhythm of her own heart. Choosing to step away from the corporate treadmill, she embraced motherhood and homemaking—a transition that, while fulfilling, also brought moments of introspection, solitude, and self-questioning. It was in these quiet spaces that Reiki entered her life—not as a coincidence, but as a divine intervention that illuminated her path forward.
Through Reiki, Mansi discovered not only healing but also purpose. What began as a personal pursuit soon grew into a vocation rooted in empathy and spiritual awareness. Today, as a Reiki Grandmaster and founder of The Violet Light Reiki Studio, she devotes her time to helping others reconnect with themselves. Her practice is not just about energy healing—it’s about holding space for transformation, listening without judgment, and guiding others toward inner balance. Those who meet her often describe her presence as calm yet powerful, gentle yet deeply transformative—a reflection of her own journey through self-discovery.
Beyond her work in Reiki, Mansi embodies creativity and cultural rootedness. Her love for Kerala mural painting serves not just as an artistic outlet but as a meditative expression of peace and devotion. Each brushstroke, much like her healing sessions, is an act of mindfulness—a way to connect with the divine through color, form, and stillness. Her creative spirit, coupled with her curiosity and warmth, makes her a natural storyteller. Whether through her art, her travels, or her conversations, she has an innate ability to touch hearts and inspire reflection.
Reiki and Me stands as an authentic extension of who Mansi is—gentle yet powerful, introspective yet universal. Her writing invites readers to slow down, to listen, and to trust the unseen. Through her story, she reminds us that healing is not an event but a journey—one that begins the moment we choose to turn inward. Mansi Nair’s voice as an author is not just that of a healer but of a guide—someone who has walked through the shadows and emerged into light, carrying with her the quiet wisdom of experience and the luminous grace of a heart that has truly learned to heal.
