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- Relationship Status:
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- Age:
- 42
- About Me:
- I am a Homoeopath, [MD,FF.Hom] Acupuncturist,Bio-Energy Therapist, Hypnotherapist, Rose Therapist , a Radial-Psycho Kinesiologist and a Numerologist I am a Visiting Professor (A Ph.D.Thesis Guide & Assessor)
A veteran Blood Donor (B+ve.)
I am presently doing research on a) Bio-Energy Dynamics Resonance Imaging & Homoeopathy b) Past Psychic Imprints Re-Tuning, c) Scope of Ragas and Mantras as Homoeopathic Remedies and d) Rose Therapy
I have joined social networking sites to get inputs for my research and make friends. My e.mail i.d. is orgonchi@yahoo.com
- Personal motto:
- Believe in Yourself, Everything is Possible.
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