The Gratitude Conclave, which is scheduled on December 23 at PHD Chambers in Hauz Khas, is an alchemy of insightful conversations that showcases timelessness of beauty, emphasising that it exists internally and resonates outside.
Eminent specialists are going to deliver two insightful talks at the conclave, “Beautifying Humans Internally and Externally,” which starts at 11 am and will explore the subtleties of fostering inner radiance and accepting various interpretations of external appearance.
Visitors will get the chance to participate in intriguing discussions that explore the various facets of external appearance as well as the beauty within.
Aashmeen Munjaal, CEO of Star Academy and founder of Shukrana Gratitude Education, tries to transcend traditional notions of beauty through this conference. The Gratitude Conclave is intended to be an evening of realness, inclusion, and the many ways that people can express their essence.
Starting her journey 12 years ago, Aashmeen a renowned Ontologist, Mental Health and Relationship Expert and Founder of the Shukrana Gratitude Foundation, is an inspiration for hundreds of people, giving them the ability to live their lives as they like. Using tools of metaphysics, Aashmeen teaches the “art of being” and helps people achieve goals through energy and vibrations in the universe.
With the aim to revive this knowledge by decoding neo-linguistic patterns, she offers quantum universe knowledge through online classes and the Magic Words Academy.
When: 11am – 6pm, December 23
Where: PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hauz Khas
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