Information, not control
We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
Your grown child has cut you off
You came to Italy to give them a better life, worked in the fields or the factory, and saw them through school. Now your daughter lives in another city and does not answer. Your son has blocked your number. You are not sure what you did. A friend at the gurdwara mentions a remedy that brings children back to their parents.

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 father learns from a neighbour that his daughter has married. He was not told. When he rings, a recorded voice says the number is not available. His wife wants to consult someone in India who can "turn her heart". He only wants to know why.
Adult children seldom cut contact lightly. Usually there is a history as they see it: control, harsh words, a refusal to accept their choices, sometimes worse. Children raised here often hold different ideas of what parents may decide. The parent's version and the child's can be far apart.
A consultation helps you look at what may have led to this and how to reach out without pressure. Prayer for your child's wellbeing is your own practice. We do not attempt to change anyone's mind by ritual, and promise no reconciliation.
What they would say happened, as honestly as you can imagine it.
Love, regret for specific things, no demands.
Their timing, not yours.
What was argued about, and what you said. The main service page sets out how sessions work.
How the consultation worksIt is true, and it closes the door. Leave it unsaid.
It confirms their fear of pressure. Do not.
They feel like surveillance. One direct letter is better.
Ask yourself, honestly, what your child might say you did wrong. You need not agree with all of it. Find the part that is true.
Then write a short letter. Say that you love them, that you are sorry for that specific thing, and that you will respect their distance. Do not justify, do not mention sacrifice, do not ask them to call. Give a way to reach you. Then wait, perhaps for a long time. Send a brief greeting on their birthday. If they come back, listen far more than you speak, and accept the life they have chosen. If there are grandchildren, ask nothing about them at first; being trusted with them again usually comes after the relationship with your child has steadied.
The session is online and can be joined from anywhere in Italy. We hear a parent's grief with respect. Birth details are optional.
We do not claim that. A humble approach, and time, are what sometimes do.
Say so in your letter, and that you are willing to hear it.
It is hard. Accepting their choice is usually the price of having them in your life.
There is no set time. Keep the door open and live your own life meanwhile.