Your story stays private
Share only what you are comfortable sharing about the relationship.
A year together and still no name for it
You meet every week, you know each other's friends, and yet the question "what are we?" keeps getting put off. If that is where you are in Delhi NCR, the problem may be less about love and more about a conversation neither of you has finished.

Your story stays private
Share only what you are comfortable sharing about the relationship.
A calm second view
Feelings, timing and next steps are looked at one by one.
Talk from anywhere
Phone or video, so distance is not a barrier for you.
No false hope
You hear what the chart suggests, not a promised result.
Picture this. You have been seeing someone for a year. You travel across the city for each other, share meals, talk most nights. Then a cousin asks whether it is serious, and you realise you do not know what your partner would say. You raise it gently. They answer, "Why do we need a label?" and change the subject.
That reply can mean several things. Some people avoid the word because of pressure at home. Some are unsure and do not want to hurt you. Some are content with things as they are. You cannot tell which from the outside, and guessing usually leads to an argument about tone instead of the real question.
A consultation is a place to work out what you want to ask and what answer you could live with. If you would like a Kundli reading as part of it, share the birth details you have. It offers a traditional view of how each of you approaches commitment. What your partner decides is still theirs to say.
Work out whether you are asking for exclusivity, a timeline, or simply to be introduced as a partner. Each needs a different conversation.
Decide what you want before asking them. A clear position is easier to respond to than a general worry about where things are going.
Notice whose deadline you are working to. A relative's question can create urgency that neither of you actually feels.
Write down the last time you raised the subject and how it ended. The main service page explains how appointments work and where a chart reading fits.
How the consultation worksNote how many times the subject was raised and what stopped it. Suggest a specific time instead of bringing it up mid-argument.
One person may mean marriage and the other may mean not seeing anyone else. Ask what the word means to each of you.
Staying silent to keep the peace can cost more over time. Consider what continuing without an answer is doing to you.
Choose a calm moment that is not straight after a disagreement. Say what you have valued about the past year, then ask one direct question, such as "Are we working towards a future together?" Avoid stacking several demands into the same sentence. One question gives the other person something they can actually answer.
Be ready for an answer you did not hope for, including "I don't know yet". You can ask when they expect to know, and decide how long you are willing to wait. Setting your own limit is different from issuing an ultimatum. It is information about you, offered honestly.
Sessions are held online, so you can join from anywhere in Delhi NCR without travelling to an office. Where you live now is useful background. For a Kundli reading, the place and time of birth are what matter, and those do not change with your address.
There is no fixed schedule. If the uncertainty is affecting your sleep, plans or mood, it is reasonable to ask. How you ask matters more than the date.
Only if it is also true for you. If a clear description matters to you, say so plainly. Two people can care about each other and still want different arrangements.
A reading can describe tendencies in the traditional framework. It cannot report another person's decision. Treat it as one perspective to weigh alongside what they tell you directly.
That is a real risk and worth facing honestly. A relationship that can only continue while one person stays silent is already under strain. Knowing where you stand lets you plan.