Reach out
Message on WhatsApp with what you'd like to know.
Share details
Date, time, place of birth — and palm photos if that's part of it.
Talk it through
A voice call where the actual reading happens.
What Most People Get Wrong About Online Readings
There's a common assumption that an online consultation is somehow a lesser version of an in-person one — quicker, less thorough, maybe even automated. None of that's true here. The chart is read the same way, by the same person, with the same amount of time given to it. The only thing that changes is that you're on a phone call instead of sitting in the Tamlibandh chamber.
The Actual Steps
First, a message — just say what's on your mind, whether that's a Manglik Dosha worry before a wedding or a general reading. You'll then be asked for exact birth date, time and place; if palm reading is part of it, clear photos of both palms in daylight work well. Once that's in hand, a call is scheduled and the reading happens live, so you can ask questions as they come up rather than getting a one-way report, in keeping with how remote consultations generally work best.
Distance changes how you consult, not how carefully the chart gets read.
— Prof. Subhas SastriFrequently Asked Questions
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Written by Prof. Subhas Sastri
Astrologer & palmist, Bankura — Jyotish Padma Bhusan Award (2016)