Astrological Consultation

Namaste and welcome!

My name is Neeraj and I help people with applied astrology, more specifically called as the "Vedic Astrology" from "Indus Saraswati river valley" civilization, which is now, popularly known as "India" as we know it. You can call me a student of astrology where everyone (and millions like me, have taken out few drops from) comes to seek answers. I have learned the basics from my ancestors and a lot online while I was trying to discover my true self.

After realizing the importance of astrology, I have started venturing out to help others who are seeking help or merely seeking truth and consciousness.

Some of the answers, I can try to help you with:

1. What is your true self and why are you here?

2. Basic life questions like career, business, relationships, money etc.

3. Important life events, when is what more likely to happen.

4. Anything else that's pressing or bothering you.

*Your privacy is of utmost importance, all the meetings are purely online and at a safe distance. Book Meeting

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All about Sun Mercury Ketu Conjunction

In Vedic astrology, planetary combinations can profoundly influence an individual's life. One such intriguing combination is the conjunction of Sun, Mercury, and Ketu. These three planets hold distinct energies, and their combination in various houses of the horoscope can produce unique and varied effects. This article delves into the meaning of each planet, the effects of this combination in all 12 houses, as well as its pros, cons, and key considerations. We will also explore how this combination manifests in the lives of well-known figures, offering a deeper understanding of its impact. What Do the Planets Represent? 1. Sun (Surya) In Vedic astrology, the Sun represents the soul, vitality, ego, authority, father, and the power of self-expression. It governs one’s overall identity and the ability to shine in life. A strong Sun in the horoscope brings leadership, confidence, and a strong sense of purpose. 2. Mercury (Budh) Mercury represents intellect, communication, ...

How to Safeguard Yourself from the Evil Eye (Buri Nazar) Using Scientific Methods and Vedic Rituals

The concept of the evil eye or buri nazar is deeply ingrained in various cultures, particularly in Indian traditions. It is believed that negative energy, jealousy, or envy directed towards an individual can cause harm to their well-being, affecting their health, relationships, or even financial success. While some may dismiss this as a superstition, there is a psychological and cultural truth to the belief in the evil eye. Alongside traditional practices, there are several scientifically backed ways to protect yourself from negative energy, and when combined with Vedic rituals, these methods can offer a sense of safety, peace, and mental resilience. In this article, we’ll explore both scientific methods and Vedic rituals to safeguard yourself from the perceived effects of the evil eye, combining both practical, psychological strategies and spiritual remedies to protect your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. 1. Understanding the Evil Eye: Psychological and Cultural Per...

Vedic Astrology: Beyond Western Skepticism

A Timeless Wisdom or a Pseudoscience? Vedic astrology, an ancient Indian system of divination, has been practiced for millennia, providing profound insights into the relationship between celestial bodies and earthly events. Rooted in the Vedas and Upanishads, it offers a unique perspective on human life and destiny. However, Western science has long dismissed astrology, including Vedic astrology, as pseudoscience. Critics argue that astrology lacks scientific validity due to its failure to demonstrate predictive accuracy through rigorous, controlled studies. Yet, a deeper exploration reveals that this skepticism overlooks the broader philosophical, historical, and practical dimensions of Vedic astrology. The Western Lens: A Skeptical Gaze Western skepticism toward astrology primarily stems from its foundation in empirical evidence and the scientific method. In the West, scientific theories and practices are considered valid only if they can be subjected to controlled studies and pro...

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