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Kiran Zehra Haider MSE
- TAT Certification
- Trainer
- Location
- Houston, TX
- Primary language
- English
- Specialty
- Grief and the process of dying, terminally ill, chronic illness, forgiveness, reconciliation, connecting with the Divine Light and Love
- About me
Kiran is a follower of the Sufi path of Divine Love and seeks to integrate the principles of Divine Peace, Love, and Truth into her work of healing our relationship with ourselves and others, especially through forgiveness and reconnecting with the Divine. She brings heartfelt compassion and mercy to this sacred work and feels blessed to walk this path with those who are ready to consciously embrace this soul-level work. She can be reached at 281-786-0448. Please see www.gracefulendings.com for more details.
- info786@gracefulendings.com
- Company
- N/A
- Address
5523 Chesapeake Place
Sugar Land, TX 77479
USA
- Phone
- 281-786-0448
- I do phone consultations.
- City
- Sugar Land
- State or Province
- Texas
- Zip
- 77479
- Country
- UNITED STATES
- Website
- www.gracefulendings.com
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