A private space for both
What you say is not shared with family or friends.
Neither of you will say sorry first
The argument itself took five minutes. The standoff afterwards is in its third day. Each of you is certain the other was more wrong and should speak first. Meals are served and eaten in formal politeness. You both want it over and neither will move. Many couples in Chennai lose whole weeks of a year to this.

A private space for both
What you say is not shared with family or friends.
Calm and balanced
Disagreements are looked at without taking sides.
Phone or video
Works when spouses live apart for work.
Not a replacement for help
Counselling or legal advice may also be needed.
Picture a couple who disagreed about whether to attend a cousin's function. Harsh words were said on both sides. Now she is waiting for him to acknowledge his tone, and he is waiting for her to admit she started it. Their daughter carries messages between rooms.
Apologising first can feel like pleading guilty to the whole thing. Pride is part of it, and so is fear that the other will take the apology and offer nothing back. So both hold out, and the delay becomes a second injury on top of the first.
A consultation helps you separate being sorry for your part from conceding the argument. Astrology can be part of the session if you choose. Couples who repair fast are not those who fight less, but those who are willing to go first.
"I am sorry I raised my voice" does not mean "you were right about everything".
Receiving it graciously, and adding your own, makes the next one easier.
An agreement that no quarrel is carried past the next morning without a conversation.
How long it lasted and how it finally ended. The main service page tells you about the consultation.
How the consultation worksTracing the origin goes back for ever. Deal with what each of you did.
Never answer "sorry" with "so you admit it". It ensures there will not be another.
Speak directly, however stiffly. Do not route it through them.
Agree, when you are on good terms, that whoever speaks first after a quarrel is doing the marriage a service and will be thanked for it. This changes going first from losing to leading.
Use a small formula: one thing I regret, one thing I understand about your side, one thing I would like next time. The other replies in the same form. Ten minutes is enough. Set a rule that you will not go to work the next day without having had this exchange, even if the underlying question is still open.
The session is online, so it can be joined from home in Chennai at a convenient hour. Each of you has the chance to speak without interruption. Birth details are optional and tied to the Kundli reading alone.
You can regret your tone or the hurt caused without giving up your view. That is usually enough to restart talking.
Say so in a calm moment and ask your spouse to take the first step next time.
Some people find the words very hard. Notice other ways they make amends, and ask for the words too.
No. It helps you repair, which matters more than a verdict.