Information, not control
We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
You are abroad, and the specialist is a number on WhatsApp
It is three in the morning in Queens and mid-afternoon in India. You have found a dozen websites with the same photographs of the same bearded man, each promising results worldwide, payment by transfer in dollars. You cannot visit anyone in person. You do not know which, if any, is real. For Indians living in New York, distance makes this a particular risk.

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 nurse in Brooklyn, struggling in her marriage, pays four hundred dollars to a service she found through an advertisement. She is given a mantra and a date. On that date she is told a larger ceremony is needed, at twelve hundred. The receipts show three different account names.
People overseas are favoured targets: they pay in stronger currency, cannot turn up at a door, and are often isolated. Sites copy each other's text and testimonials. A genuine astrologer can consult online too, so distance is not itself the warning. The warnings are guarantees, pressure and rising fees.
Our consultations are online, by appointment, at a fee stated before you book. We offer advice, an optional chart reading and optional personal prayer. We do not claim to control anyone and make no guarantee.
A named person, a clear fee, no guarantee, no urgency.
Stock photos, copied testimonials, multiple payee names, demands for more.
Often someone to talk to about a marriage or a loss, in your own language.
What you want help with, and anything you have already paid elsewhere. The main service page states our process and fee.
How the consultation worksSleep on it. Nothing about your situation requires payment tonight.
Money already paid is not a reason to pay more.
A friend, a community group or a counsellor can help more than you expect.
Who exactly will I speak to? What is the total fee, in writing? Do you guarantee a result? What will you ask me for? What happens if I stop? An honest practitioner answers simply: a named person, one fee, no guarantee, birth details only, and nothing happens if you stop.
If you have been defrauded, report it to your bank or card provider at once, and to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov. Then give some thought to the trouble that sent you searching. A conversation with a counsellor, a trusted elder or a friend may be what you most need.
Our session is online, at a time that works between New York and India. We tell you beforehand what it includes. Birth details are needed only for a reading.
We do not claim that it controls anyone at any distance. A consultation and prayer can be done online.
We state one fee, make no guarantee and ask for no further payments. Judge us by that.
Contact your bank immediately and file a report. Speed matters.
Ask when you write to us, and we will confirm what is available.