Leena Punjabi on public health

About Leena Punjabi

Leena Punjabi, who also goes by Lena Mohan Kumar, has been discussing her spiritual philosophy and personal experiences in a series of interviews. She stated that she wrote a book titled "The Autobiography of God" in ten days to two weeks. In these interviews, she described her belief that "I equals life equals God" and that the "underlying deepest truth is oneness." She also discussed the concept of multiple minds, including an "intellectual brain," "feeling brain," and "emotional brain," and referred to "Brahma" as being synonymous with "I," "God," and "life." Punjabi spoke about her views on mental health and spirituality, stating that "you cannot have mental illness; you can have physical disturbances, connectivity problems." She cautioned against starting or stopping medication without medical advice and against using narcotics or psychotropic substances, saying they "will damage your brain." She also discussed her experience with withdrawal symptoms and her decision to go to the Himalayas, describing the air there as "completely clean, pollution-free" and stating that one should "go in the Himalayas if you want to heal." She expressed a desire to create "spiritually inspiring cinema" that she described as "lifechanging."

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