Information, not control
We do not promise to control anyone's mind or decisions.
Customers have drifted to a rival, and someone suggests vashikaran for business
Orders have fallen since a new shop opened two lanes away. Or your partner in the firm has turned against you and is courting your clients. A fellow trader tells you about a specialist who does vashikaran for business. In Surat's markets, where fortunes rise and fall quickly, traders have always mixed prayer with commerce.

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 saree wholesaler finds three of his oldest buyers placing orders elsewhere. His brother-in-law says a competitor has "done something" and that he should respond in kind. He lights an extra lamp at the shop each morning and wonders whether to pay for more.
Seeking blessing for one's trade is an old and honourable custom: Lakshmi puja, an auspicious opening, a lemon and chillies at the door. That is different from believing customers can be compelled or rivals bewitched. Buyers move for price, credit, quality and relationships.
A consultation looks at what is happening in your business and in the partnership. A chart reading for timing and a puja for the shop's wellbeing can be arranged as devotion. We do not claim to control customers or partners, and guarantee no profit.
Ask them. Price, terms, service or a personal slight are the usual reasons.
Where interests diverged, and whether it can be repaired or should be ended.
A customary puja for peace and prosperity, with no promise attached.
What has changed in the last year in sales, buyers and the partnership. The main service page has the session information.
See the consultation processIt keeps you from looking at your own offer.
This needs records, a frank meeting and possibly a lawyer.
Look at the figures first.
Call or visit the buyers who have left and ask, without reproach, what would bring them back. Compare your prices and credit terms with the competitor's. Often a small change in terms or attention is enough.
If a partner is the problem, put your concerns in writing, check the partnership deed, and take legal and accounting advice before any confrontation. Keep your morning prayer, and hold a Lakshmi or Ganesh puja at the premises if it is your custom; many find it steadies the mind for hard decisions. Do not pay anyone who promises to bind a customer or ruin a rival.
The session is online and can be taken from Surat outside market hours. We consider both the practical and the devotional side. Birth details are needed only for a reading.
We do not claim so. Customers respond to value and relationships.
It is very unlikely to be the cause of lost trade. Look at the commercial reasons first.
It is a traditional act of devotion. We promise no financial result.
It can be read for timing by tradition. Combine it with sound commercial judgement.