Revathi Acupuncture Clinic & Coaching Centre: A Seven-Year Journey of Service, Faith and Healing

A practitioner's journey inspired by faith, dedication and the desire to help people live healthier lives

Behind every healing journey lies a story of hope. For some, it is the hope of finding relief after years of discomfort; for others, it is the courage to explore a different approach when conventional treatment has not brought the desired results. For the practitioner associated with Revathi Acupuncture Clinic & Coaching Centre, the past seven years have been a journey of learning, service, faith and a deep commitment to helping people.

With a background of experience in the neurological and medical fields, the practitioner describes the last seven years of working with acupuncture as an extraordinary chapter of life. The experience, according to the practitioner, has been surprising, meaningful and deeply fulfilling. Having treated more than 7,000 patients, the practitioner feels grateful for the opportunity to support so many individuals on their health journeys.

For this practitioner, the work is not merely a profession. It is a service guided by faith and a belief that knowledge should be used to bring comfort and hope into people's lives.

Seven Years, More Than 7,000 Patient Experiences

The practitioner believes that acupuncture and related techniques have offered relief to many people who approached the clinic with different health concerns. The patients, as described in the practitioner's account, included individuals dealing with long-standing conditions as well as sudden health complaints.

The list of conditions encountered over the years includes diabetes mellitus, hypertension, thyroid disorders, kidney and bladder stones, uterine cysts, asthma, cancer, heart-related concerns, ear pain, headaches, hair loss, obesity, fatigue, and pain affecting the hands, feet, knees, heels, back, neck, hips, thighs and stomach. The practitioner also mentions working with people experiencing sciatica, facial paralysis and the after-effects of stroke.

According to the practitioner's experience, many patients continued to remain in contact with the clinic even after their treatment, sharing updates about their health and daily lives. Seeing former patients return for follow-up visits and describe their experiences has been a major source of confidence and happiness.

The practitioner particularly values these continuing relationships. For them, the real satisfaction comes not simply from completing a treatment session, but from seeing people regain confidence and return to their everyday routines.

The practitioner also reports that many patients have continued to do well without relying on the same treatment approach they had previously explored. Such individual experiences, however, should not be understood as proof that acupuncture permanently cures chronic diseases or that prescribed medicines can safely be stopped. Every patient's condition and treatment needs are different, and medical decisions should always be made with qualified healthcare professionals.

A Commitment to Helping People in Critical Situations

One of the most emotional parts of the practitioner's account concerns emergency situations. The practitioner says that more than 1,000 patients who arrived with serious symptoms such as breathlessness, dizziness, seizures and chest pain received immediate assistance.

The practitioner also recalls volunteering during TVK political conferences in Madurai and Erode, as well as during the reported crowd incident in Namakkal. According to the account, the practitioner provided assistance to people who were in critical condition and believes that this service helped nearly 500 individuals.

These experiences are remembered with deep emotion and gratitude. The practitioner attributes the opportunity to serve people in difficult circumstances to God's grace.

At the same time, emergencies involving chest pain, suspected heart attacks, seizures, severe breathlessness or stroke symptoms require immediate emergency medical services and hospital care. Acupuncture or acupressure must never delay an ambulance, emergency assessment or evidence-based treatment. Providing appropriate first aid and arranging timely medical care are essential when lives are at risk.

Taking Acupressure Beyond Boundaries

The practitioner's efforts have also extended beyond the clinic through online acupressure guidance. The practitioner reports connecting with people in countries including the United States, Singapore, Malaysia, Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Indonesia.

Through online sessions, people from different locations have approached the practitioner for guidance related to various health concerns. The practitioner also recalls offering online guidance during the COVID-19 period, when many people were looking for ways to care for themselves and their families.

For the practitioner, this experience reinforced an important belief: knowledge can reach people across geographical boundaries when it is shared with dedication and responsibility.

A Book Written to Share Knowledge During Emergencies

Another meaningful contribution is the Tamil book “Acupuncture Points That Work Miracles in Danger” (ஆபத்தில் அதிசயம் செய்யும் அக்குபஞ்சர் புள்ளிகள்).

The practitioner explains that the book introduces 25 acupressure points associated with emergency situations. The intention behind writing it was to help members of the public learn basic acupressure techniques and understand how to respond more confidently when someone needs assistance.

The practitioner is especially grateful that readers may use the information to become more aware of first aid and ways of helping others while arranging appropriate medical attention.

The book reflects the practitioner's wish to make health-related knowledge accessible to ordinary people. Its emergency guidance should be understood as supplementary information, not as a replacement for professional first aid training or urgent hospital treatment.

Learning from Different Acupuncture Approaches

The practitioner credits several techniques and systems for shaping the treatment approach followed at Revathi Acupuncture Clinic & Coaching Centre.

These include:

  • Korean Sujok Therapy, including Mini Correspondence and Major Correspondence methods

  • Six Ki Method

  • Seed Therapy

  • Channel Stimulation

  • Master Tung Acupuncture

  • Basic Acupuncture Treatment

The practitioner also refers to advanced Sujok-based approaches and describes the clinic's work as Hi-Tech Critical Care Sujok Acupuncture Techniques.

By studying and applying different methods, the practitioner says the aim has been to develop a treatment approach that considers individual patient needs. The practitioner's interest in these systems has grown through years of practice and interaction with people seeking relief.

Pulse Diagnosis: A Distinctive Feature of the Clinic

One of the most distinctive features highlighted by the practitioner is 12-pulse diagnosis.

According to the practitioner's explanation, this method involves examining twelve pulse positions associated with different organs. The practitioner believes that pulse examination can provide insights into the body's condition and help guide the treatment approach.

The practitioner describes using this method to assess concerns relating to organ function, digestion, sleep, eating habits and general well-being. The practitioner also expresses the belief that pulse examination can reveal a wide range of information without relying on machines or laboratory equipment.

This is presented as the clinic's own diagnostic approach and the practitioner's personal understanding of pulse examination. However, claims that pulse reading alone can reliably determine pregnancy, fetal sex, life expectancy, organ failure, heart attacks, kidney stones or other internal conditions have not been established as substitutes for validated medical investigations. Such concerns require appropriate clinical assessment and diagnostic testing.

For the practitioner, pulse diagnosis remains an important part of the clinic's identity and a method that has shaped the way patients are approached during consultations.

Sujok Diagnosis: Exploring the Body Through Correspondence Points

Another important part of the clinic's treatment philosophy is Sujok diagnosis.

The practitioner describes Sujok as a correspondence-based approach in which specific areas of the hands and feet are associated with different parts and functions of the body. The practitioner uses these points to assess patient complaints and identify areas that may require attention.

The practitioner's account mentions applying Sujok techniques while working with people reporting kidney stones, gallbladder stones, heart-related concerns, polycystic ovarian conditions, thyroid disorders, cholesterol concerns, eye-related complaints and other health issues.

The practitioner also believes that stimulating certain painful or sensitive points can help address discomfort and support the body's overall balance.

The practitioner speaks with particular enthusiasm about the possibilities of this system, describing it as a fascinating part of traditional healing knowledge. The clinic's approach reflects a strong interest in combining different acupuncture and Sujok techniques through continued practice.

At the same time, Sujok point examination cannot establish the size of a kidney stone, measure heart blockages, determine organ damage or confirm the severity of thyroid disease. These conditions require appropriate medical tests and evaluation by qualified healthcare professionals. Acupuncture and acupressure may be considered complementary approaches where suitable, but should not replace necessary medical care.

Faith as the Foundation of Service

Throughout the practitioner's account, one feeling appears repeatedly: gratitude to God.

The practitioner believes that the opportunity to learn and practise acupuncture is a divine blessing. The knowledge gained, the patients treated and the opportunities to help people during difficult situations are all viewed as gifts from God.

Rather than taking personal credit for every achievement, the practitioner repeatedly gives glory and honour to God. This expression of faith has become an important part of the practitioner's identity and approach to service.

For the practitioner, every patient who walks into the clinic carries a personal story. Some come with years of discomfort, some with uncertainty, and others with the hope of finding a supportive path towards better well-being. Being able to listen, guide and offer care is considered a privilege.

Recognition for Seven Years of Service

The practitioner's work over the past seven years has also received recognition from different institutions and organisations.

According to the information shared, the practitioner has received 10 awards for service and contributions during this period. Among them is the World Record Excellence Award 2026.

These recognitions are meaningful milestones in the practitioner's journey. They represent encouragement to continue learning, serving patients and sharing knowledge with the wider community.

For the practitioner, however, awards are not the only measure of success. The most valuable moments are the interactions with patients, the trust built over time and the opportunity to make a positive difference in people's lives.

Looking Ahead: A Continued Mission of Care and Awareness

The journey of Revathi Acupuncture Clinic & Coaching Centre reflects the practitioner's commitment to acupuncture, Sujok techniques, acupressure awareness and patient interaction.

From treating thousands of patients to extending online guidance across countries, from writing a Tamil book on acupressure points to volunteering during public gatherings, the practitioner has pursued a path centred on service and faith.

The next chapter can build on this experience through responsible practice, continued learning, transparent communication and greater public awareness about complementary therapies. Ensuring that patients receive appropriate medical diagnosis and timely treatment alongside any complementary care will remain essential to protecting the trust placed in the clinic.

A Journey of Gratitude and Purpose

Seven years, more than 7,000 patient experiences, online connections across countries, a Tamil book, emergency volunteering and ten recognitions — these are the milestones that the practitioner proudly associates with this journey.

But beyond the numbers and awards lies a more personal story: the story of someone who believes that knowledge is a blessing and that serving others is a meaningful responsibility.

The practitioner's words carry a deep sense of gratitude: “All praise, glory and honour belong to my God alone.”

For the practitioner, every opportunity to help another person is a reason to remain thankful. And as the work at Revathi Acupuncture Clinic & Coaching Centre continues, the hope is to keep learning, sharing knowledge and encouraging people to take responsible steps towards better health.

Because, in the end, the greatest satisfaction of a life devoted to service is not simply being recognised — it is knowing that one has made an honest effort to bring hope, care and compassion into the lives of others.