Consultations are arranged directly by email. There is no booking system, no assistant and no call centre — your message goes to Aditya Shastri and he answers it himself.
Write to him
info@jyotishadityaashastri.com
He takes a limited number of consultations each month, so there is sometimes a wait. If he cannot take your reading, he will say so rather than keep you waiting.
What to put in your first message
You do not need to write at length. Four things are enough to begin:
- Your date of birth — day, month, year.
- Your place of birth — the town or city, and the state.
- Your time of birth, as closely as you know it. If you are unsure, say how unsure. An honest “sometime in the early morning” is far more useful than a confident guess, because it changes how the chart is handled.
- The thing you actually want to ask about. In your own words, as plainly as you would say it to a friend. It does not need to be tidy.
If the reading concerns someone else — a child’s direction, a marriage question involving a partner — include their birth details too, and only if you are entitled to share them.
What happens next
He will reply about availability and confirm the fee before anything is scheduled. Nothing is charged through this website, and a booking is only confirmed once he has confirmed it to you.
Once a time is agreed, your chart is prepared in advance of the call. The consultation itself runs about thirty minutes, one to one, by video, anywhere in India, in Hindi or English. A written note follows within about three days.
Before you write
Two things are worth knowing in advance, because they save everyone’s time:
- He does not read on illness or treatment. If your question is about someone’s health, the doctor treating them is the right person to speak to, and he will tell you the same.
- He will not promise an outcome — not a marriage, a job, a visa, a child or a court result. If that is what you are looking for, he is not the right person.
What he will do is read the chart against your situation honestly, and show you the reasoning.
Your details are private
What you send and what you discuss stays between you and him. It is not shared, not sold, and not passed to anyone selling gemstones. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is kept and how to have it deleted.