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This has come as a pleasant surprise and privilege to be nominated as “Best Alternative Healer” for the Liv Wellness and Lifestyle awards 2021. I humbly thank you all for your continued trust and love for acknowledging my efforts and inspiring me to amplify further. Words are simply powerless to express my gratitude. Stay well & Healthy :) https://liv-magazine.com/its-time-to-vote-in-the-wellness-lifestyle-awards-2021/?fbclid=IwAR0pnpIt2yNuhFsHg6EQGKvH0qEVzJ7K2docVqwmw6yVYRNpb4bduBVhgv8

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