Between 2002 and 2004, I offered astrological consultations for free. Friends, relatives, and casual acquaintances didn’t take me too seriously then. My new-found “skill” was a curiosity—perhaps even a joke. But when future events began unfolding exactly as I had predicted, the tone changed. I was no longer a matter of mockery. I had to be taken seriously.
Of course, by then, I wasn’t free anymore.
In 2004, I started charging Rs. 500 per consultation. Unsurprisingly, 90% of the old crowd disappeared. The reason was simple: they couldn’t afford me—or perhaps, they never really valued what I had to offer.
As the years passed, I aged, evolved, and deepened my understanding. My fees went from Rs. 500 to Rs. 1,000, then Rs. 5,000, and today they stand at Rs. 30,000 per chart per consultation. A few of my early clients remained with me all along—respectful, loyal, and trusting. They grew with me.
Today, I receive countless emails and messages from people across the world. And with just a glance at the tone and content, I can tell whether someone is a sincere seeker or merely a window shopper. But I never respond with rudeness. I don’t say: “You won’t consult me. Go find someone cheaper.”
Instead, I send them a gentle, standard message:
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Hello,
Thank you for your message. Before we proceed, I kindly request all new clients to review the following links thoroughly:
• The Right Approach to Consultation
• Refund Policy (Please Read Carefully)
If you’re ready to explore your past, present, and future with clarity and precision, feel free to write to me at kennedig@yahoo.com.
Warm regards,
Astrologer Kennedi Gopalan
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That’s it. And, as expected, 90% never return.
In the early days, this used to bother me. Why didn’t they come back? Should I lower my fees? Offer a discount? Make it affordable for the “common man”?
But over time—and after a lot of meditation, introspection, and contemplation—I arrived at a simple, unshakable truth: my consultation fee will only increase with age, wisdom, and experience. And I will never offer a discount to anyone.
Visit an Apple store. They know 90% of visitors won’t make a purchase—not because they can’t afford it, but because they don’t understand the value of the product.
Human beings will always invest in what they value—be it a phone, a holiday, or a designer outfit. But when it comes to matters of the soul, purpose, or fate—they hesitate, procrastinate, or look for the cheapest way out.
A manageable headache? They won’t take a pill.
If it worsens, maybe a pill.
If that doesn’t help—they look for a cheap doctor.
But when even the cheap doctor fails—that’s when their priorities shift. That’s when money loses its value.
And that’s exactly where I come in.
I am not here to convert window shoppers into clients. I don’t want anyone who can’t tell the difference between a Redmi and an Apple. I don’t want to “convince” anyone.
I serve only the sincere seekers.
Because at the end of the day, it’s not the client who chooses me—I choose whether I am available to open their life, crystal clear.
You can call it arrogance.
I call it God’s blessing.