Born in Hong Kong, of Indian Sindhi origin and brought up in Spain, I was sensitive from childhood, questioning the way things were and wondering if there was a more fulfilling way to live. I was always more fascinated by my inner world than the outer one, and I spent a lot of time observing my thoughts, emotions, and patterns, and tracing them to their root. I was born into a Sai family - my parents and grandparents followed Sathya Sai Baba & before that Shirdi Sai baba, so i was taken since birth to Puttaparthi India ashram at least once a year, but it wasnt until 2019 that emerged my own calling from within to seek God.

I fell severely ill while studying film studies in the UK as an 18-year-old, and I left to return to the family home for care. I spent the next six years battling the illness. Conventional medicine found no cure, and out of desperation I tried alternative therapies, which, surprisingly, broke my first belief: disease reversal was possible, and diseases were not incurable. Naturopathy, Ayurveda, and many other modalities helped me recover miraculously. So much so that I vowed to study and help others.

After regaining my health in 2017, I spent five years preparing myself to be of service. By 2023, when I was ready, I opened my first healing center with the financial help of family. Much to my surprise, my thoughts had changed about how I could best be of service to the world. I realized in myself that even though I was ecstatic after healing, my mind eventually found other reasons to suffer and complain, even after I thought I would be happy for life once my health returned.

I realized poor health was just another surface reason for suffering, and that the root cause was deeper: the mind, our identification with it, and our rejection of the laws of life, such as aging, birth, death, and separation, which Buddhism clearly states are causes of suffering. After only two months of the practice being open, feeling deep incoherence about moving forward, I did an 11-day silence and took the decision to close and head to India for sadhana. I was on a mission to self-realize, to tackle the root of all human suffering. And just as I did in 2017, I had to prepare myself first, to study and explore before I could help anyone else.

India was the first place that came to my heart. My gurus ashram: Sathya Sai Baba. I knew the whole world had different paths to the same goal to offer, but I would start there. I closed my Ayurvedic practice in Tenerife, Spain in 2024 and bought a one-way ticket to India, where I have been living in ashrams ever since. As time went by i started connecting through my heart with Ramana Maharshi very much specially because silence became my go to powerhouse as a sadhana. I also prayed deeply to Sai to send me a physical guru, an enlightened living being who i could see and learn from, and he led me to Jagadguru V.B. From sringeri. Now i am very connected to all 3.

Curriculum Vitae - Who Is Jennica

Jennica Sai Timeline History in the Sai Org

My life with Sai in chapters