Lama Fera is an energy-healing system that is presented as coming from Tibetan lamas. In India it is taught as a method for restoring balance in the body’s energy field using the hands, visualisation, breath and mantra. Agnitra Foundation describes its course as “Tibetan energy healing”, offered at Basic and Master levels.
Note : A note on history: Lama Fera is passed down mainly through teachers and oral tradition, so independent historical records of its origin are limited. This article describes the practice as its teachers present it and does not claim medical or scientific proof.
How Does Lama Fera Work?
Practitioners describe the body as being surrounded and filled by subtle energy. Stress, worry and negative experiences are believed to disturb the flow of this energy. In a Lama Fera session, the healer uses hand movements around the body, mantra and focused intention to help the person feel calmer and more balanced. The word “fera” means a round or circuit in Hindi, and the practice is often linked to circular passes of the hands over the body’s energy centres.
What Happens in a Session?
The healer talks briefly with you about what you would like to work on, such as stress, sleep or emotional heaviness.
You sit or lie down comfortably, fully clothed.
The healer works around your body with hand movements and mantras, usually without strong physical pressure.
Many people report feeling light, relaxed or sleepy. Experiences vary from person to person.
You are encouraged to rest and drink water, and the healer may suggest simple daily practices.
Lama Fera Basic and Master Courses
Agnitra Foundation offers Lama Fera at two levels. The Basic course introduces the philosophy, preparation and healing techniques for self and family. The Master course goes deeper and prepares students to practise and guide others. Please check the Lama Fera course page for the current curriculum, dates and fees.
Lama Fera vs Reiki: What Is the Difference?
Aspect | Lama Fera | Reiki |
Described origin | Tibetan healing traditions | Japan, Mikao Usui, early 1920s |
Typical method | Hand movements around the body, mantra, visualisation | Light touch or hands held near the body in set positions |
Levels at Agnitra | Basic and Master | Level I, II, III A and III B |
Scientific evidence | No clinical research available | Limited and mixed studies |
Best used | As a complementary spiritual practice | As a complementary relaxation practice |
Is Lama Fera Safe? What to Keep in Mind
Treat Lama Fera as a complementary practice. Never stop or delay medical treatment because of it.
- Be careful with anyone who promises miracle cures or asks for large payments.
- Ask your teacher about their training and lineage, and about what the course covers.
- If you feel unwell during or after a session, rest and seek medical help when needed.
Who Is Lama Fera For?
Lama Fera suits people who want a calm, mantra-based spiritual practice, those exploring energy healing, and students who want to extend their learning after Reiki or meditation. Tantrguru Shree Ganesh Dubey, who has more than 35 years of experience in Satvik Tantra and holistic sciences, teaches the course in person in Delhi and online. You can also make an appointment for a personal consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lama Fera?
Lama Fera is an energy-healing practice described as being of Tibetan origin. Practitioners use hand movements, mantra and intention to help restore a sense of balance. It is a complementary practice and not a medical treatment.
What does “Fera” mean in Lama Fera?
In Hindi, “fera” means a round or circuit. In Lama Fera it is often linked to circular movements of the hands around the body and its energy centres.
How is Lama Fera different from Reiki?
Lama Fera is described as Tibetan in origin and uses hand movements around the body with mantra. Reiki is Japanese, developed by Mikao Usui, and uses light touch in set positions. Both are complementary practices.
What levels of Lama Fera does Agnitra Foundation teach?
Agnitra Foundation teaches Lama Fera at two levels, Basic and Master, in person in Delhi and online, led by Tantrguru Shree Ganesh Dubey.
Is Lama Fera a replacement for medical treatment?
No. Lama Fera is a spiritual and wellness practice. It should not replace medical care. Please consult a doctor for any health condition.
Connect with Agnitra Foundation
Agnitra Foundation, The Cosmic Light House, is a spiritual and holistic science-based NGO founded by Tantrguru Shree Ganesh Dubey, who has more than 35 years of experience in Satvik Tantra, paranormal healing and holistic sciences. The foundation has trained over 12,000 students through courses, counselling and workshops.
Make an appointment: https://www.agnitrafoundation.org/register-now/ | Call: +91 98670 71108 (open daily, 10 am to 6 pm)
Head Office, Delhi: 253, 2nd Floor, Shahpur Jat Village, New Delhi 110049 | Mumbai: Lokhandwala, Andheri West, Mumbai 400058 | Vrindavan: Parikrama Marg, Sunrakh Rd, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh 281121
