Information, not control
We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
You had something done to another person, and now you regret it
Months ago, in anger or longing, you paid a practitioner to do something about a particular person. Perhaps to bring them to you, perhaps to turn them from someone else. Since then you have not been easy. If they suffer a setback, you wonder. If you do, you wonder more. Bhopal is a city of old shrines and quiet consciences, and this weight is not uncommon.

We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
Terms and traditions are explained honestly.
Consult from any city in Hindi or English.
We do not offer anything against another person's will.
A woman paid a man in the old city to break up her former fiance's new engagement. The engagement did end, for reasons she later learned had nothing to do with it. She still cannot shake the sense that she wished harm on two people and will be repaid.
Guilt of this kind is the mind recognising that it wanted to override someone's choice. Whether or not any ritual has power, the intention was real, and that is what troubles you. Fear of retribution follows. Both can be met honestly without further payments to anyone.
A consultation gives you a place to say it aloud and consider how to make amends where that is possible. A prayer of repentance in your own tradition may be suggested. We do not sell reversals and promise nothing.
Faced squarely, without excuse and without excess punishment.
Usually ordinary events with ordinary causes.
An apology where fitting, a changed way of acting, a charitable act.
In confidence: what you asked for, and what has troubled you since. The main service page describes the consultation.
See the consultation processSincere regret and better conduct are what every tradition asks for.
It keeps you tied to the same people and the same fear.
Sometimes right, sometimes it only burdens them. Think it through first.
Acknowledge to yourself that you wanted to control or hurt someone, and that you no longer want that. This is the heart of it. Offer a prayer for that person's wellbeing; it is a good way to turn the intention round.
If your actions caused them real harm in ordinary ways, for instance by spreading something or interfering, consider a direct apology. Otherwise a quiet act of kindness or charity in their name is enough. Cut contact with the practitioner. If guilt and fear go on dominating your days, speak to a counsellor or doctor as well.
The session is online and confidential, joined from Bhopal. We listen without condemnation. Birth details are not required.
We cannot speak for fate. Sincere regret and changed conduct are what traditions value.
We do not sell reversals. We do not think you need one.
Only if it would help them more than it burdens them. We can think that through with you.
Very likely it would have happened anyway. Either way, what matters is what you do now.