Background: Chronic musculoskeletal pain due to osteoporosis often leads to functional disability and emotional distress, especially in rural populations with limited access to integrative care.

Objective: To document the recovery of a 59-year-old female farmer and a housewife from Tamil Nadu, India, who experienced rapid and sustained relief from chronic pain through a single session of Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) energy healing followed by self-healing.

Methods: A qualitative case study approach was used, incorporating clinical history, medical records, and a structured interview. The patient’s condition prior to and after YPV intervention was analysed.

Results: She suffered from debilitating spinal and hip pain for over three years, confirmed by MRI as osteoporosis. Conventional treatments including analgesics, physiotherapy, and rest failed to relieve her symptoms. Following a 40-minute YPV healing session, she experienced immediate and dramatic pain relief, regained mobility, and resumed daily activities. She later enrolled in Level 1 YPV training and practiced self-healing daily.