Information, not control
We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
The person you cannot stop thinking about is married
A colleague, a friend's spouse, someone from your past who has since married. Nothing has happened, perhaps nothing ever will, and they occupy your mind from the moment you wake. You have caught yourself reading about ways to make a person leave their partner. That frightened you a little. From Seattle, you are looking for a way to stop.

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 man has been in love for a year with a married woman on his team. She is kind to him and nothing more. He finds a site offering to "break a marriage and bring her to you". He closes it, opens it again the next night, and hates himself for considering it.
Fixation on an unavailable person often says more about one's own loneliness or fear of real closeness than about them. The fantasy is safe because it cannot be tested. Acting to damage their marriage would wrong at least two people, and would not deliver the person imagined.
We will not do anything aimed at separating a couple. A consultation helps you understand the hold this has on you and loosen it. A prayer for detachment and peace can be your own practice. No result is promised.
Qualities or a life you long for, which might be found elsewhere.
Practical steps to see and think of them less.
Loneliness, routine, or avoidance of available relationships.
How much of your day this takes, and what you have done about it. The main service page gives the session format.
How the consultation worksCourtesy is not invitation. Take their marriage as their answer.
It feeds the fixation. Reduce it deliberately.
Persistent intrusive thoughts respond to therapy. Ask for it.
Put distance where you can. Change desks or projects if possible, mute them on social media, decline one-to-one occasions. It will feel like loss. It is the beginning of relief.
Then ask what in your own life has left so much room for this. Invest there: friends, exercise, a real attempt at meeting someone free to choose you. Tell one person you trust. If the thoughts stay constant for months or you are tempted to interfere in their life, see a therapist; this pattern is well understood. A daily prayer for letting go can mark your intention. Notice which situations set the thoughts off, a song, a place, a time of night, and plan something absorbing for exactly those moments.
The session is online and confidential, joined from Seattle. We listen without judgement. Birth details are optional.
No. We do not act against anyone's marriage.
That is theirs to resolve, without pressure from you.
Fixation often fills an emptiness elsewhere. Addressing that loosens it.
Yes, we can suggest one in your tradition, as your own practice.