My journey
I wasn’t always a believer.
As a teenager, I was an atheist. I didn’t believe in God, let alone astrology. My philosophy was simple: work hard, become excellent, and success will follow.
Steve Jobs was my idol, and inspired by him, I started building businesses early. I was a perfectionist by nature, always pushing myself to do better and become better. But after reaching a certain level of excellence, I found myself asking a difficult question:
“If I’m doing everything right, why doesn’t the success feel the way I thought it would?”
That question quietly began a journey that eventually led me towards spirituality—and then, unexpectedly, towards astrology.
I consulted a few astrologers, watched countless videos, attended classes, and even worked for an astrologer. But during that time, I learned nothing there—not even a single astrology concept was ever personally taught to me. More importantly, instead of discovering the deeper and more beautiful side of astrology, I was exposed to much of the fear, negativity and darker reality surrounding astrology today.
Yet, I had a strong feeling that real astrology had to be different.
So I decided to find it myself.
I left the classes and eventually left that job as well. I started my journey from scratch, with nothing but curiosity and a strong belief that there was something much deeper to discover.
I have loved reading since childhood, and getting my first computer around the time I entered 10th standard opened an entirely new world for me. I approached astrology in exactly the same way—with curiosity, patience and an endless desire to learn.
The books of M. N. Kedar were among the first to truly spark something in me. From there, my journey took me through more than 200 books, eventually leading me deeper into the classical foundations of Jyotisha, including Bhavartha Ratnakara, Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra and various Jyotisha Sutras.
But the biggest transformation was not in my knowledge.
It was in me.
I began changing the way I lived. I walked away from relationships that were no longer good for me, distanced myself from unhealthy friendships, and made spirituality, meditation, manifestation and traditional remedies part of my daily life.
I began looking beyond the chart and looking within myself.
And slowly, astrology began to reveal itself differently—not as a tool to create fear, but as a way to understand life, make better decisions and find greater alignment with who we are meant to become.
Today, my purpose is simple:
To share astrology with honesty, depth and responsibility—and to live by the principles I teach.
This is not simply a profession I chose.
It is a path that changed my life. And now, I want to share what I have discovered along the way.
