Every consultation begins with your information being reviewed in advance — birth details, a handwriting sample, or a floor plan depending on the service. The session itself is a private one-to-one conversation where we discuss observations, your questions and your areas of concern, followed by written guidance you can refer back to.

Between 30 and 90 minutes depending on the package. Discovery calls are 30 minutes; a full personal or Vastu consultation typically runs 60–90 minutes.

Both are available. Most personal consultations happen comfortably over a video call. Vastu consultations can be done online from a floor plan, or on site where practical.

Yes — you are encouraged to. The most useful sessions are the ones where you bring the actual decision or situation you are weighing.

Yes. The Complete Personal & Space Consultation combines all three lenses into one integrated assessment, which is often more coherent than booking them separately.

Your full name as commonly used, your full date of birth, and the specific questions or decisions you would like to discuss.

A consultation can offer another perspective on your tendencies, timing and patterns — useful input for a decision, not a substitute for your own judgement or professional career advice.

Yes, with a parent or guardian present. Sessions involving children focus on learning patterns and tendencies, framed carefully and without labels.

About a page of natural, unprompted writing on unlined paper with your usual pen, plus your signature. Guidance is provided when you book.

Samples in English and Devanagari-script languages work well. If you write in another script, ask before booking and we will confirm.

Yes. A clear scan or well-lit photograph of the sample is sufficient for a remote analysis.

A floor plan with a north indication is ideal. If you don't have one, a hand-drawn layout with approximate measurements and orientation is usually workable.

Yes. Most consultations are for existing homes and offices, and recommendations are made within the constraints of the space as it is.

Only when genuinely warranted, and never as a first resort. Most guidance concerns layout, placement, usage of rooms and orientation of activity — changes you can make without renovation.

In the large majority of cases, yes. The goal is a space that works better for you, not a construction project.