FAQ
The consultation, in detail.
How a consultation works, what it costs, what Vipin won’t answer, and where to start with your own question.
Before you book
How long is a consultation?
A specific question usually takes around fifteen minutes; a full reading often runs past thirty. Vipin does not watch the clock — if the discussion needs longer, it takes longer.
What do I get afterwards?
A written account of what Vipin found, with any remedies and how they are to be done. If you would like your kundli itself, ask and he will send it. There is no automatic chart generator on this site.
Can I reschedule?
Yes — let Vipin know before the appointed time, and a new time is arranged at no charge. A consultation you have paid for stays available to you for twelve months. If Vipin has to cancel, the choice is yours: a new time, or your money back.
Can I book a consultation from outside India?
Yes. Consultations are online, held in Hindi or English, and scheduled in your own timezone. The price is the same as it is in India — the dollar figure is the rupee figure, converted.
Is a consultation confidential?
Yes. What you tell Vipin stays between you and him. His notes are encrypted, kept only so a return consultation has continuity, and are never shared, sold, or published. He does not name clients, or confirm that a consultation took place.
What if I don't know my birth time at all?
A reading is still possible, and rectification is part of what a consultation can do — narrowing the time from events that have already happened. The finer detail of the chart depends on it, so the more you can find out beforehand, the better.
How do I pay?
A time is agreed first; payment follows. Bank transfer, UPI, or cash — every payment is receipted. Vipin keeps no card or banking details.
Why does an online consultation cost more than one in person?
The chart is the same either way — that part is computation. The reading is not. In the room, much of it comes from simply sitting across from you. Online, Vipin has to ask for what he would otherwise see. The difference is that work.
Which one should I take?
Take “a specific question” when you know what you are asking about — a decision, a worry, one part of life. Take the full reading when the question runs wider, or when you want the chart properly read for once. If you are unsure, take the full reading.
What he won’t answer
These are published so that you know before you book, and so that Vipin never has to decide them in the room.
Will you tell me when I am going to die?
No, and nobody should.
Will I win my court case?
No. He does not rule on the outcome of litigation.
Who will win the election?
No.
Which stock or fund should I buy?
No — that is financial advice, and he is not licensed to give it. Timing is jyotish; picking the investment is not.
Can you make someone come back to me?
No. Nothing aimed at another person against their will — no vashikaran, no remedy directed at someone who has not asked for one.
Can you guarantee the outcome?
No. The fee is for the reading, not for a conclusion.
Do I have this disease? Can jyotish cure it?
No. He does not diagnose and does not treat. See a doctor.
Where a question falls outside what the practice does, Vipin will say so, and say why.
By what you’re asking about
Start with the area your question sits in — each opens into what the chart speaks to there, and how to begin.