Dear Chintan,
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I came to mind, body and spirit with a friend last week Saturday and after looking around for a while and buying a few bits and pieces I was drawn to your stand.
I'd walked past it twice but didn't put my name down on your list, the third time I decided to, but all places were booked up until after 6pm, but we had to leave at 5:30. I thought, typical, but something made me look again, just before I was going to walk off and I saw that someone had crossed their name off the list at the 4:55 slot which was 20mins away. Yay!
So I saw you, and during the consultation you asked me if there was anything that I wanted you to concentrate on in particular. I said no.

So we had the healing session and you asked me if I'd felt anything.
To be honest I hadn't really, and I told you that. I said I'd felt a
bit of tingling in my ankles, and relax[ed] a little but that was it really. Oh and mentioned again as an afterthought (as again I felt silly mentioning it) that I'd seen a bright light (like a torch shining into my eyes) but obviously my eyes had been closed, I asked you if the sun had shone through the skylights for a while, but you said you hadn't noticed. But that was that, and I was sorry that I couldn't give you better feedback, but grateful for you taking the time with me anyway.
So I left... eventually... after coming back twice, once for my frozen
yogurt and the other for a book recommendation you'd mentioned to me. I was walking around with my friend for the last 10mins before leaving and she asked me about my experience. I thought about it and suddenly realised [I] felt better, not 100%, but better than before I'd sat down, but I just put that down to having sat down for 20mins. So I explained what happened and said [I] felt a bit better and left it at that.
1 week later and guess what, [I] still feel great. So I felt I had to write to you to thank you, because I can't remember the last time I felt so relaxed. I am so grateful. I think I must have been quite miserable for years, unknowingly, hahaha! It's really nice now, like a burden has been lifted.
I've been to the gym twice this week. I've been out clubbing, I've stood for long periods of time.
I never thought I'd ever experience a miracle, but this is certainly
what it feels like. Even though, I was in a situation before that
friends have also called a miracle some years ago - I was in the Kings Cross bombing in 2005 in the actual carriage where someone decided to blow themselves up. I was maybe 4 to 5 feet away from the bomber, but I survived with scratches - I thought I was lucky but others think it was something more. I am obviously grateful everyday, that I'm still here however. Yet somehow this feels different, I can't quite put my finger on why though, but it doesn't matter.
I am very happy that I met you, thank you and bless you!
Kind regards
Yvette

[I received another email on June 12th in which, happily, Yvette wrote:

"Dear Chintan,

Thank you for your email, I will definitely keep in touch if I need more healing. And please feel free to use my email, as a testimonial, it's the least I can do to say thank you.

[I'm] still feeling good, and I can still hardly believe it! But thank you once again, I will always be grateful."]

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