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Welcome

Hi. My name is Haresh Manglani. Since over 15 years now, I have been serving my clients through BodyTalk, a well-being modality, and Mentoring them in the areas of self-acceptance, inner awareness and cohesion, family dynamics and life direction. I also guide group meditations and host conversations every month. My focus is on improving my clients’ well-being through empathy and intuition. I also offer insights through my monthly vlog, blog and podcast to empower wellness.

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BodyTalk

What I Offer

BodyTalk &
Energy Balancing

This is about removing energy blocks and enhancing wellness. I use various intuitive tools including BodyTalk and Hands-On Balancing.​

Insights Mentoring
Conversation

We discuss and work together in a safe space and explore where you are feeling challenged and how to move forward constructively in any personal area of your life. Using intuitive techniques.​​​

Please contact us to know more or book a session.

Join My Monthly Groups

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Radial Well-Being Group (Online)

Where we explore different well-being techniques that we can apply to our day to day lives to restore balance and harmony.

This is a monthly online group that typically meets on the second Wednesday of every month.

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​Next Meeting:​

Wednesday, 14 October 2026

2pm (New Zealand) & 9am (Hong Kong/Singapore)

Free of Charge

Soothing Soul Group
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Soothing Soul Group (Online)

Where we meet for meditation and conversation in a sacred space to discuss topics such as joy, self awareness and community.

​We usually meet on the third Wednesday of every month. The purpose is to share ideas and feel like a community in practice. We start with a short meditation or a visualization exercise.

 

​Next Meeting:​

Topic: Your Image

Wednesday, 21 October 2026

2pm (New Zealand) & 9am (Hong Kong/Singapore)

Free of Charge

"Working with you has helped me grow and develop so much as a person"

Dhiraj N.

Insights Mentoring Conversations​

"It has allowed me to be myself and believe in myself too."

Milan D.

"I Am..." Program​

"Quick and painless... whilst being so transformative.  I highly recommend Haresh"

Orla B.

BodyTalk Session

"I walked into the workshop feeling lost and unsure, but I walked out with a renewed sense of purpose and vigor." 

Eryka K.

Hidden Value Workshop

Testimonials

Testimonials

Vlog & Blog

Your Image

I recently spoke about Black & White, to explore how our energy aligns with our frequency through colour. Now I am looking at what makes up our image. Our image is comprised of how we see ourselves and how we wish for others to see us. How others see us is not necessarily how we see ourselves. I have shared an exercise on my website through this month’s reel, that can help to separate how we see ourselves from how we project ourselves. The difference between the two is subconscious filters. For example, I might believe that I am fair in my conduct and assume that others feel the same. However, others might see me as transactional, which is not the same as fair. Someone who is transactional is willing to give and receive in equal measure. Whereas someone who is fair might look at the bigger picture and choose what is for the highest good. Doing the exercise and seeing what turns up might change your perceptions about your image. Join the Soothing Soul Group by Zoom on Wednesday, October 21, where we will discuss this more. Sign up on my website for the link.

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Black & White

I have been speaking about beauty recently, and I would like to take this opportunity to look at it from a different perspective. Through white and black. One of the common uses of the term black and white, is when referring to right and wrong. Or good and bad. It is about being able to distinguish between these opposites clearly. There is a purpose to that, to help us be clear about the values we live. In science, white is seen to be the combination of all visible wavelengths of light, while black is seen to be the absence of light. You put white light through a dispersive prism, and you will see all the colours of the rainbow. In art, we use white as a blank canvas to paint upon. When we evaluate our selves and the world we live in, it is easier to look at things from the wholeness of who we are, than the absence of who we are. When we look at it from the absence, the blame and judgement pile in. We then tend to get upset without looking at a path that takes us to a better outcome. It is easy to sit in the blame and do nothing, because it’s a hole you can never fill. You could spend the rest of your life filling it and get no where. So instead of focusing on the absence of what could have been, look at how we could choose to be now. So if we imagine that white represents the wholeness of who we are, we have all these colours within us that represent different facets of ourselves, different frequencies, that we can play with. Different colours of our being, some of which we have explored and some we still could. And when we have already explored a colour, perhaps we could now explore a different hue of the same colour. There is no atonement or loss. We start from where we are. Opportunities abound. However, if we imagine ourselves as the black which absorbs all colours, that too could make sense, when we still don’t know who we want to be. So we are going through a period where we absorb everything, and are still deciding who we want to be. Which is very different from attempting to fill a hole in ourselves because we feel empty. So whether you choose white or black, all is well. The difference between right and wrong is about knowing when something is aligned with the highest good. The more we stand in self acceptance and in the awareness that brings, the more clearly we can hear the whispers of our Soul, the easier it becomes to stand in light.

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Value

What is value comprised of? How do we measure our own value? Is it our beliefs? Or our mindsets? Or is it something intrinsic? When I talk about value, I am not talking about the value of our financial estate. Nor am I referring to the relationships we have or the roles we play. I am talking about how well I have fulfilled my purpose, even if I don’t know what that looks like. Purpose and value are not the same. Actually they don’t have a connection. At least in human terms. However, when I speak about value, I am referring to how I understand it from a purpose based focus. When I started my journey, I had no idea I would be mentoring or doing BodyTalk. I did not see myself becoming a meditation guide. It was nowhere in any thing I did. Not in school. Not in college. Not in the colleagues I met at work. I somehow found my way to it. And if you ask me “why?”, I have no idea. When I first started to learn BodyTalk, my parents did not think highly of it. When I went on to practice professionally, my father said I would fail. That definitely made me question my choices. However, one thing led to another, and I am still a practitioner. And I learnt how to mentor others and guide meditations along the way. So what I am saying is, do not assume you are defined by how you grew up or where your elders directed your life. Or how much money you made from any thing. Some times these play a role. Not always. Don’t put your value in a box. Be open to what is possible. Any thing is possible.

Podcast

The Podcast

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