Before — what we need
Your date, time and place of birth. Nothing else. Send them on WhatsApp or in the booking form. If you are not sure about the time, just say so — it changes what we read, not whether we can read it.
During — how it runs
Call or video, English or Hindi, and you can stop me at any point. We start with parts of your life that have already happened, then move to the chart and the questions you brought.
After — what you keep
Your chart and our notes come by email, plus one free follow-up question whenever you want to use it. We keep your chart for that, and delete it once it is used.
If you are nervous, it is usually one of these
“What if I'm told something frightening?”
Nothing in your chart is a punishment. We do not look for disasters and we will not give you a date to be afraid of. Where a period looks hard, you will hear what it usually asks of people and what usually helps. If you would rather not hear about timing at all, say so at the start and we will leave it out.
“What if I'm judged?”
You will not be. People bring affairs, debts, anger, and decisions they already know were wrong. A chart is not about right and wrong — it shows how you are built and what your timing is. Sessions are not recorded, and nothing you say leaves the call.
“What if my question is too small?”
There is no such thing. One real question, answered properly, is worth more than a tour of all twelve houses. The thirty-minute session is made for exactly this.
“What if I don't really believe in this?”
That is common, and fine. The first ten minutes are your own test: we read parts of your life that have already happened, and you tell us if they match. If they do not, we stop there and you pay nothing.
Four things worth doing first
Write the question down
One line is enough. It stops the session from drifting.
Confirm your birth time
Parents, relatives, or the certificate.Where to look →
Bring what worried you
If another astrologer said something that scared you, bring it and we will look at it together.
Sit somewhere quiet
You will want to write a note or two, and not be overheard.