For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to patterns—how things connect, what causes what, and why timing matters. That curiosity naturally led me to science. I pursued a Master’s degree in Chemistry and spent years teaching both chemistry and mathematics at the college level. I loved the precision, the structure, and the satisfaction of helping students solve problems.

In the classroom, everything had a formula. If something didn’t work, we looked again, recalculated, and eventually found an answer. But outside that world of clear rules and neat solutions, life was often messier. I saw people around me—students, colleagues, friends—grappling with decisions, doubts, and difficult phases that didn’t come with any obvious logic. And sometimes, I was one of them.

Science gave me the tools to understand how the world works. But I started to feel that there was more to understand—not in place of science, but alongside it. Something more intuitive. Something more human.

Over the past 15 years, I’ve worked with people across India, the US, the UK, and Canada. What they bring to me is often deeply personal: decisions they can’t seem to make, situations that keep repeating, or a feeling they can’t quite explain.

I’ve spoken with brides days before their wedding, wondering why they feel uncertain despite everything going “right.”With professionals torn between two jobs, unsure which one truly aligns with who they are becoming.

With entrepreneurs trying to find the right time—and the right name—to start a new venture.

With individuals going through emotional or physical health challenges, trying to understand the why behind the heaviness they feel.And with couples trying to break out of repeating patterns, wondering if something deeper is at play.

In all these conversations, I don’t offer predictions. I don’t believe in quick fixes. What I offer is perspective. I help people see what’s happening beneath the surface—through their numbers, their chart, their timing.

I believe we can’t change our destiny, but we can learn how to manage it. Once we understand the patterns guiding our lives, we can make choices with more clarity and fewer regrets. That’s what this work is about—not forecasting the future, but helping people live the present with awareness.