What this can and cannot tell you

Numerology and astrology have a long history in India and are widely practised. They are not supported by the kind of reproducible evidence that would let me call them accurate forecasts of events. I offer them because many people find a structured framework for thinking about their own patterns genuinely useful, and because the tradition is worth engaging with honestly rather than pretending to a certainty I cannot deliver.

So the useful question is not whether the planets are literally deciding your life. It is whether being handed a vocabulary for your own tendencies, and a set of dates to think around, produces better decisions than staring at the same uncertainty alone. For a lot of people it does, and that is a real effect even though it is not a supernatural one.

For health, see a doctor. For mental health, see a doctor or a mental health professional. For legal questions, see a lawyer. For money, see a financial adviser. Nothing in a consultation is professional advice in any of those areas, and no practitioner here is qualified to give it.

Name correction is numerological only. It concerns spelling, capitalisation and signatures, and it never involves altering a passport, a birth certificate, a bank record or any other official document. Any legal name change is your decision, taken independently and through the proper process.

An aura and chakra assessment is a complementary wellness practice. It observes the energy field from photographs and describes the relative activity of the seven chakras. It does not diagnose any medical or psychological condition, and it is not a substitute for clinical care.

A compatibility score measures how smoothly two people are likely to operate together, and it names where friction is most likely to appear. It is not a verdict on whether a relationship is viable, and it is not a substitute for getting to know each other.

I do not quote an accuracy percentage, and I used to. A percentage is only worth anything next to a defined set of events, a stated window, and a published way of counting them, and I have not run that study. So rather than ask you to trust a number, I will show you how the reading is done and exactly what it covers, and you can judge the work yourself.

This site used to carry a headline accuracy percentage. I removed it, and I would rather explain why than quietly drop it. A figure of ninety-eight per cent with no defined event set, no time window and no measurement method is not a measurement. It is an assertion, and asserting it as though it were a finding is exactly the behaviour that makes people in this industry untrustworthy.

For the same reason there is no star rating on this site. When I have a genuine public review profile I will link to it here and let it speak for itself.

I will not claim to predict a disaster you have not asked about. I will not tell you that someone is going to harm you, and I will not use fear to prompt a further booking. If a session raises something that looks like a real problem in your life, I will say so plainly and suggest the appropriate professional rather than keeping it inside a consultation.

I will not take payment until a booking is confirmed and a time agreed. I will tell you when I think a reading is not worth doing, which does sometimes happen, most often when a birth time is unknown for a KP reading.