The Temple of HealingDr. Piyush Saxena

Recognitions

Seeking recognition, one letter at a time

Since 2019, Dr. Piyush Saxena and the Temple of Healing have corresponded directly with the Ministry of AYUSH and the Department of Health Research, seeking formal recognition of Cleansing Therapy as a system of medicine. The record below is public.

2020

Application To Ayush

The covering letter and project submission presented to the Ministry of AYUSH, seeking recognition and support for research into Cleansing Therapy.

Covering letter submitted to the Ministry of AYUSH
Application to the Ministry of AYUSH, page 1
Application to the Ministry of AYUSH, page 2
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2020

Invitation from Ayush

An invitation from the Ministry of AYUSH, the first formal government correspondence in the Temple of Healing's push for recognition.

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19 July 2019

EMR Application

A Grant-in-Aid application submitted to CCRAS, Ministry of AYUSH, requesting ₹18,82,000 to fund a clinical study evaluating the Liver Cleanse for disease prevention and health promotion.

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2020

DHR Reply

The Department of Health Research's written response to the Temple of Healing's submissions on Cleansing Therapy.

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20 October 2024

Submission to Ministry & Clinical Trials

A formal proposal submitted to the Department of Health Research, presenting clinical trial reports in support of recognising Cleansing Therapy as an alternative system of medicine, ahead of a presentation before its Inter-Departmental Committee.

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24 April 2026

Minutes of Meeting

Minutes from the Ninth Meeting of the Inter-Departmental Committee for New Systems of Medicine, convened by the Department of Health Research to examine the Cleansing Therapy proposal.

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4 July 2026

Ram Leela: A Musical Reenactment

An invitation, signed by Dr. Piyush Saxena, to a grand musical presentation of Ram Leela by the Ayaansh Group, Mumbai, presented through the 108 Mankas of the Ramcharitmanas, at the India Community Center, Milpitas, California.

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Why this record is public

Recognition is a slow, procedural process, and it is easy for outsiders to assume nothing is happening. Publishing the actual letters, applications, and meeting minutes lets anyone follow the case as it stands with the government, rather than take our word for it.