Ninety percent of people across the globe reject the notion that human lives can be predicted with precision far in advance. They view it as illogical and contradictory to the idea of free will. Yet, ironically, every one of these individuals would gladly accept a prediction if it were free—because there’s nothing to lose.
Of the remaining 10 percent who believe human lives can be predictable, 90 percent have little to no understanding of how Vedic Astrology actually works or its deep roots in Hindu culture. They remain caught between the illusion of free will and the inevitability of destiny.
Among the 10 percent who do grasp the mechanics of astrology, 90 percent cannot distinguish between a good astrologer and a bad one. They shop around endlessly, collecting predictions until they find a narrative that pleases their desires.
Of those who can tell the difference, 90 percent don’t choose to consult me.
From the 10 percent who do, 90 percent either cannot afford my services—or hope I’ll read their charts for free.
Even among those who understand astrology, consider me a good astrologer, and are willing to pay, 90 percent reach out through social media. But the moment I ask them to send an email, they vanish.
Of the few who actually send me an email, 90 percent disappear once I share my bank details.
Moral of the story: If my astrological guidance is not written into your destiny, you will never be able to consult me—even if you can afford it.