Your story stays private
Share only what you are comfortable sharing about the relationship.
One of you is about to move away
A job offer or a course in another city has arrived, and within weeks you will be living apart. You are both saying it will be fine. Privately, each of you is wondering how. This is a good moment for couples in Pune to talk before the distance begins.

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.
Take two people who met while studying. One has accepted a position in another state. They are proud of each other and have agreed to "make it work". But they have not discussed how often they will visit, who pays for travel, or what happens if one of them is lonely. Each assumes the other has the same picture in mind.
Long distance does not fail because people stop caring. It usually strains because expectations were never compared. One person imagines a call every night. The other imagines a call when there is something to say. Three weeks in, both feel let down and neither knows why.
A consultation gives you a structured way to compare those pictures now. If you would like a Kundli reading, it can add a traditional perspective on the period ahead. The practical plan for calls, visits and costs is something the two of you write together.
Each of you describes a normal week apart. Notice where the descriptions differ before those differences cause hurt.
Agree roughly how often you will meet and how travel costs are shared. Vague promises here lead to resentment.
Set a time, perhaps after three months, to ask how it is going and whether anything should change.
Each of you could write, separately, what you expect a week apart to look like. The main service page describes how the consultation runs and where a chart reading fits.
How the consultation worksGood intentions need a few specifics. Decide on a minimum you can both keep even in a busy week.
Supporting a move and feeling sad about it can both be true. Say both, so your partner does not have to guess.
People do change in new places. Plan to share ordinary details of the day, not only big news.
Sit together and answer three questions on paper. How often will we speak, and by call or message? How often will we meet, and where? What will we do when one of us is having a bad week? Keep the answers modest. A plan you can keep on your worst week is better than an ideal you abandon in a month.
Talk about the end point too. Is the separation for a year, or open-ended? Is one of you expected to follow later? You may not have firm answers, and that is acceptable. What causes harm is one person quietly assuming a reunion date that the other never agreed to.
Because the consultation is online, you can continue with the same astrologer after the move, wherever each of you is living. Tell us both locations. For a Kundli reading, we use each person's place and time of birth.
You can say how you feel about it. Asking them to refuse is a serious request that may cause lasting resentment. Discuss options before either of you decides alone.
There is no correct number. What matters is that you agree on it and both keep to it. Review it after a few weeks.
A reading may describe the coming period in traditional terms. Whether a relationship lasts depends on choices you both make, week by week.
That can happen, and it is painful. Agreeing now to be honest if feelings change is kinder than promising something neither of you can guarantee.