I abide by this quote of Swami Vivekananda "We are the makers of our own lives. There is no such thing as fate. Our lives are the result of our previous actions, our karma, and it naturally flows that, having been ourselves the makers of our karma, we must also be able to unmake it"

I strongly believe that the connection with the divine was established at a very young age. Like a typical Indian household, I used to pray to the lords, do regular pujas and keep fasts. Further, my father used to do astrology and have a deep connection with the divine. When I got married, the scenario in my new home was the opposite. The family was not spiritual or religious and had a very practical approach to life. After all, I got married into a household of professionals, lawyers, doctors, mathematicians, and engineers but I still managed to keep my faith alive. It was not like my in-laws ever stopped me from performing my faith but they never indulged in that

But sometimes, life takes drastic turns. In my personal life, I experienced a lot of turmoils and betrayal but they eventually made me stronger. After serving 25 years + as a government employee, I decided to follow my soul purpose. Initially, I struggled to identify my soul purpose but they say that when there is hope, there is a way. I accidentally enrolled myself in an astrology course but after that, there was no looking back. I joined an online course in Vedic astrology but went on to learn Nadi, KP systems, Lal Kitab, Predictive astrology, Numerology, Vastu, and Tarot. Now you might be thinking that how can someone learn so many branches or she might be faking it, but I owe everything to my blessed faculties. They not only taught me different fields of occult science but also brushed up my interpersonal skills and helped me in evolving as a better version of myself