The Temple of HealingDr. Piyush Saxena

Act I · The Breaking Point

A family's loss becomes a search for answers

Late Mr. Saurabh Saxena, the younger brother of Dr. Piyush Saxena, had been living with chronic renal failure since 1991. When his kidneys failed in 1998, their father donated one of his own.

The transplanted kidney brought some relief. Then the immunosuppressant drugs began their slow work: cataracts by 2000, haemoglobin dropping to 6 gm/dl by 2001, osteoporosis, and unbearable pain. In September 2002, pneumonia set in. Multiple organ failure followed. Saurabh died on 10 October 2002.

“Saurabh's demise eroded Dr Saxena's faith in modern medical science. In the beginning of 2003, Dr Saxena's own health was in a very bad shape. His ill health would prove to be a blessing in disguise — not only for him, but for mankind.”

Act II · The Discovery · 2003

In illness, a last resort. In a last resort, a research programme.

In early 2003, Dr Saxena was himself struggling — very low energy, poor absorption of food, constant fatigue, allergies to over forty items. On a friend's suggestion, he tried a Liver Cleanse he found on curezone.com, a natural health forum gaining attention in the United States. The results were miraculous. He repeated the cleanse every alternate week for four months. His health improved steadily.

Impressed, he began practising on family, neighbours, and close friends. The success was consistent. So he kept searching — for more natural remedies already in use worldwide — and began documenting everything. Articles on kidney, liver, acidity, and joint cleanses appeared monthly in Health aur Nutrition magazine for 62 consecutive issues. Workshops followed at the RBI, Customs, CBI, the Brahma Kumaris at Mount Abu, and the Art of Living Centre in Bengaluru.

First Liver Cleanse — and a recovery that changed everything

Monthly column in Health aur Nutrition magazine, running for 62 consecutive issues

Cure Yourself published: the first formal record of the research

The Temple of Healing formally registered as a trust

Cleansing Therapy: Cure Yourself released — the upgraded, expanded edition

Hindi edition published to an overwhelming response across India

Act III · The Community · 2010 – Today

A trust, not a business. A practice, not a product.

The Temple of Healing was formally registered as a trust in 2010, carrying forward what Dr Saxena had practised since 2003: sharing at-home therapies with everyone, free of cost, regardless of their background or location. Today our volunteers receive hundreds of calls a day from people seeking guidance — and every one of those calls is answered.

Dr Piyush Saxena has always clearly declared:

  • He does not charge any fees
  • He does not accept any donation
  • He does not promote any product
  • He has not retained copyright for the contents of the book; therefore, they may be freely reproduced in any form without his permission
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Act IV · The Horizon

Free knowledge. Every person. Every background. Everywhere.

The Temple of Healing was formed to spread alternative and low-cost therapies like Cleansing Therapy to everyone, free of cost. Our success is not measured in numbers — it is measured in the number of people who try these therapies and lead healthier, happier lives.

We use every available technology to stay in contact with each person who reaches out to us. Cleansing Therapy requires no specific setup, equipment, or support. Anyone can begin today. That is the point. That has always been the point.