Information, not control
We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
A neighbour has become an enemy, and you want it to stop
It began with a parking space, a wall, noise, a remark. Now there are complaints to the building manager, cold stares on the stairs, and your wife is afraid to hang out the washing. You have never been a quarrelsome man. Someone says there is a practice that turns an enemy into a friend, or makes him powerless. Living abroad, without family near, such hostility weighs heavily.

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 family finds that the man downstairs objects to everything: footsteps, cooking smells, guests. Words are exchanged. He reports them to the landlord. The father of the family, who has always avoided conflict, lies awake wondering what the neighbour will do next.
Feuds between neighbours grow by small retaliations. Each side feels it is only responding. The idea of subduing the other person by unseen means is appealing when direct approaches have failed. What tends to work is unexpected courtesy, clear facts, and outside mediation where needed.
We do not perform anything intended to harm or overpower another person. A consultation helps you plan a way to cool things. A protective prayer for your household may be your own practice. Nothing is guaranteed.
Step by step, including your own steps.
Often disarming, because it is not expected.
Building management, landlord, local authorities, if needed.
What happened first, and each step since. The main service page tells you how sessions are held.
How the consultation worksIt guarantees another round. Stop first.
Keep records and stay within the rules; it protects you.
Report these to the proper authorities at once.
Try one sincere approach. Knock, or leave a note: "We seem to have got off on the wrong foot. I would like us to live peacefully. Is there something we can do differently?" Offer a small adjustment. Many feuds end there, to both sides' relief.
If he rejects it, keep your own conduct correct and keep a dated record of incidents. Raise matters through the landlord or building manager, not face to face. For threats or damage, go to the authorities, and let your embassy know if you feel unsafe. At home, keep your prayers, and do not let him occupy your family's conversation every evening. If there is a community or building association, attend its meetings; disputes often ease when both neighbours are seen as reasonable members of the same group.
The session is online and can be joined privately from Iran. We help you stay calm and practical. Birth details are optional.
We do not offer anything meant to harm or dominate another person.
Ordinary hostility is explanation enough. A prayer for protection can ease your mind.
Staying within the rules and keeping records protects you. Your embassy can advise.
If it cannot be resolved and affects your family's health, moving is a reasonable choice, not a defeat.