Diagnosis
I do not begin with a remedy. I begin with the building or the chart in front of me — what faces where, what sits where, what has been changed and when. A remedy suggested before a diagnosis is a guess, and guesses are expensive.
Astrologer · Vastu Consultant · Author
Vedic astrology and Vastu — thirty years in Delhi, across India and online. Every answer comes with the reasoning behind it, and a straight no when the chart does not have one.
28.71°N 77.16°E · Shalimar Bagh, Delhi · GMT +5:30

The wheel of signs
Twelve signs, twelve houses, and a lifetime of timing. Every consultation begins with your kundli — the map of where the sky stood the moment you were born — not a horoscope lifted from a newspaper column.
How this practice works
I do not begin with a remedy. I begin with the building or the chart in front of me — what faces where, what sits where, what has been changed and when. A remedy suggested before a diagnosis is a guess, and guesses are expensive.
Most of what I recommend costs very little and breaks nothing. Placement, use of a room, storage, light, circulation, the direction a person sleeps or sits. In thirty years I have rarely needed to ask anyone to take down a wall, and when I do I explain exactly why.
Some things this work can address and some it cannot. If what you are facing needs a doctor, a lawyer or an accountant, I will tell you that in the first conversation rather than the fifth. Knowing the boundary is part of the practice, not an admission against it.
Plainly stated
Thirty years in this field has taught me as much about what to refuse as what to recommend. So, plainly:
I will not tell you something terrible is coming in order to sell you a remedy. Fear is the oldest tool in this trade and I have never needed it.
I will tell you what I observe and what I would change. Anyone promising you a specific outcome is promising something they cannot control.
A consultation should end. If you are still calling me every week about the same matter a year later, I have failed at my job, not succeeded at it.
I am not a financial adviser and I am not registered as one. I will not comment on your investments.
Consultations
Each one has its own page describing what it covers, what to bring, what you get and plainly what it cannot do. Open the one that matches your question.
Your whole birth chart read in one sitting — what is running now, what is ahead, and where the answers actually lie.
Read what this involvesTwo charts read together for marriage — the gunas, the seventh house, and the timing each person is actually running.
Read what this involvesManglik, kaal sarp, nadi — checked properly, against their cancellations, before anybody sells you a remedy for one.
Read what this involvesWhich period you are running, when it turns, and what the next one emphasises — the part of the system that answers “when”.
Read what this involvesWhich remedy, aimed at which house, for how long — and an honest answer when the right advice is no remedy at all.
Read what this involvesYour actual floor plan on the sixteen-direction grid, room by room — with corrections that mostly need no demolition.
Read what this involvesIn their words
Experiences shared by clients across industrial, commercial and residential work. These describe the clients’ own reported results; no outcome is guaranteed.
From the writing
Six of the thirty-six articles, chosen because they are the questions that arrive at my desk most often. If one of them settles the matter, that is a good outcome and you owe me nothing.
The single most common question I am asked, and the one most often answered dishonestly. How timing is genuinely read, and why a window is the truthful unit, not a date.
A placement, not a sentence — and a very large share of the charts labelled manglik carry a cancellation that nobody checked for.
Charts do not name job titles, and anyone who tells you otherwise is guessing. What a chart genuinely describes about how you work, and how to use it at a real crossroads.
The calculation is the easy half, and the software does it better than I do by hand. The trouble is everything the software does immediately afterwards.
I am asked this more than any other Vastu question, usually by somebody who has already bought the house and cannot move the door.
I am asked this by sceptics, and by believers wanting ammunition. The answer is the same for both, and it is not the one either group expects.
Before you ask
In the large majority of cases, no. Most of what I recommend involves placement, use of a room, storage, light and circulation. Structural change is a last resort and I will say so plainly when it is genuinely the only option.
Yes. Astrology consultations are done online or in person. For Vastu, a floor plan together with a video walk-through of the property allows a full assessment without a site visit, though for commercial and industrial sites an on-site survey is usually better.
For astrology: date, exact time and place of birth. For Vastu: a floor plan if you have one, or a slow video walk-through of each room, plus the direction the main door faces.
Every consultation has its own page setting out what it covers, what to bring and what you receive afterwards. Message me with what you have and I will tell you what is involved before you commit to anything.
No, and I would be careful of anyone who does. I tell you what I observe, why I think it matters, and what can be changed. Some situations fall outside what this work can address, and when that is the case I say so.
Where to start
If you are not sure whether you need a consultation, read how the work is actually done first. If you already know what you are dealing with, book a consultation and bring your birth details or your floor plan.