Confidential conversation
Details about you and your partner are kept between us.
The news turns dinner into a debate
A headline comes up and within minutes you are arguing. You see the world differently on some things and neither will give way. In Washington DC, where current affairs are everyday talk, couples with differing views can find their evenings hijacked.

Confidential conversation
Details about you and your partner are kept between us.
Both sides considered
Patterns in communication and trust are explained plainly.
Phone or video
Suitable if you or your partner live in another city.
Honest limits
Astrology is guidance and not a substitute for talking things through.
Imagine a couple watching the evening news. One comments on a story. The other disagrees. Voices rise. Each cites facts; each feels the other is being unreasonable. An hour later they are not speaking. The issue was something neither of them can influence, and it has cost them their evening.
Disagreement about public matters is normal between thinking people. It becomes a relationship problem when a view feels like a judgement of character: "How can you believe that?" Then the argument is no longer about the issue. It is about whether you respect each other.
A consultation helps you agree how to disagree. A Kundli reading is optional, as a traditional view of each person's convictions. The aim is not to make you think alike but to keep debate from damaging what you have.
Often you share the same underlying values and differ on methods. Finding that common ground helps.
Agree when and how you will discuss contentious topics, and when you will not.
Separate the opinion from the one who holds it. Contempt is what does the harm.
Note the two or three subjects that most often lead to an argument. The main service page explains how sessions are arranged.
How the consultation worksYou are unlikely to convert each other. Aim to understand, then leave it.
Limit how much is on in shared spaces. Less exposure means fewer flashpoints.
Agree not to argue politics in company. It embarrasses friends and entrenches you both.
Decide together on some ground rules. Perhaps no politics at meals or after nine at night. Perhaps a time limit, after which either of you can say "let's leave it there". When you do discuss an issue, each tries to state the other's view fairly before replying.
Remember what brought you together and keep investing in it. If your differences touch on fundamental values that affect how you would live, such as how to raise children, that deserves a careful conversation of its own. Ordinary differences of opinion need not be settled at all.
Consultations are online and scheduled for US Eastern or India hours. We do not take sides on any issue. Birth details are requested only if you want a Kundli reading.
Many do. It depends on mutual respect and on not letting debate dominate daily life.
Agree rules about when and how long. Listening to understand lowers the heat.
Say which ones and why. Find out the values behind them; they may be closer to yours than the conclusions.
It may describe temperament and conviction. It does not judge anyone's opinions.