How To Grow Business With Spirituality By Mr. Rohan Shinde
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This document discusses how spirituality can help address usual problems in business. It explains that aura and the seven chakras are main spiritual aspects related to business success, listing the chakras and what they relate to, such as confidence, communication, relationships, and finances. The document proposes solutions like meditation, aura and chakra healing, DNA transformation, financial healing, and spiritual retreats to improve these spiritual factors and thereby improve business outcomes.
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