Later on she would be taken to Kathmandu for an audience in the Kagyupa lineage, where she was again tested in a multitude of ways, specific to that lineage for vetting out a real Rinpoche, which translates to mean “precious reincarnated one”. She was certified as a Rinpoche by the Kagyupa priests, and offered to live in the Monestary as a lama. However at this moment, she felt that she didn’t want to don the robes of any lineage as it might create separation to others. She so was clear in her conviction of pervading oneness beneath all of our layers, and she didn’t want anyone to feel that this oneness was in anyway “beyond”, or external, or requiring of “spiritual” practice. As she began to fulfill her societal duties as a woman, she also began her life’s purpose of serving and healing. Lines would form from early morning until midnight which wrapped around the block. People from the whole of Pokhara valley and beyond would travel to seek time with her, and gain relief from their ailments, ill luck, or spiritual disturbances. Her family describe her during this period as being sort of “consumed” with her healing work. She was so busy with each day’s cue, that she would often skip drinking water or eating any food until the day was finished. Working out of a small room at the top of a house, and making use of fire frequently in her rituals, she breathed in so much smoke that the doctor’s told her it was the equivalent of smoking 4 packs of cigarettes a day, and urged her to stop. Even so she carried on healing, birthing three children, and finishing her masters in university. Her, her husband, and her family had a unique method of healing. They would allow the patient to live with them together in their home. Their treatment would be going on in the background, which Sajana was also busy meeting new patients, and while her husband was also busy teaching in university. Together with her siblings, they healed many this way. The cases which they healed range greatly in ailment, and stretch to the most extreme cases of mental illness. Patients who were going to be dropped in the mental hospital, were taken in, and after 3 months were able to rejoin society, raises families, and flourish. This was the furnace of her method of unconditional love, in which she creates a suitable environment for the patient, where they are accepted in their current state and cared for. Sajana says she is always able to see the various layers of disturbance or trauma, and knows to the day how long it will take them to build a foundation of healing, and be able to live on their own again. The rituals she performs depend on the patient, and solely what is needed for them, based on their temperament.