Book a Vedic Astrology Consultation with Arjun

All consultations run online by video or phone from Sydney. That means you can book from anywhere in Australia or overseas without travelling. A quiet, private space and a reliable connection are all you need, plus a notebook to capture the points that matter most to you.

A full consultation reads your birth chart (Janam Kundli), your current Dasha and transits, and can cover several areas of life. Prashna is a traditional method that answers one specific question from a chart cast for the moment the question arose. It suits a single, pressing concern.

Prashna works well without a birth time because it uses the moment of your question instead. A full consultation is still possible with an approximate time: planetary positions and Dasha periods remain useful, and I will explain which conclusions depend on the exact time and which do not.

Your date of birth, your birth time as precisely as you can find it, and your place of birth (town or city and country). A birth certificate or hospital record is best. Add your main questions in order of priority, and for Prashna, the date and time your question formed.

Bring the questions that genuinely matter to you, but put them in order of priority. Two or three well-thought-out questions usually lead to a deeper, more useful conversation than a long list, because related themes in the chart can then be explored properly.

Yes. For relationship questions I can look at both birth charts together, including the 7th house, Venus, the Moon and each partner's Dasha period. Please share your partner's birth details only with their knowledge and consent, and ideally have them join the conversation too.

Yes. Muhurta, the Vedic art of choosing supportive timing, can be discussed for weddings, moves, business launches and ceremonies. A good Muhurta considers your own chart, not just a calendar. I explain why in a good date versus real auspicious timing.

Yes. Alongside astrology I offer Vastu guidance for homes and workplaces, looking at layout, orientation and how spaces are used. Vastu and astrology can be discussed separately or together, for example when you are choosing a new home and also considering the timing of the move.

Astrology can describe tendencies and timing, but it is not a substitute for a doctor, lawyer, financial adviser or psychologist. If your question touches those areas, I will be clear about what the chart can and cannot tell you, and I will encourage you to seek qualified professional advice as well.

You leave with a clearer picture of the period you are in, the timing ahead and practical next steps. Keep your notes and revisit them as each Dasha period and transit unfolds. Many people find that points from the session make more sense a few months later.

Yes. Follow-ups are useful when a new period begins, when a decision you discussed comes closer, or when fresh questions arise. Because your chart has already been prepared, a follow-up can go straight to what has changed and what you want to explore next.

You can ask about arranging a consultation as a gift. The person receiving it will need to share their own birth details and questions, so please make sure they would genuinely welcome a reading before you organise it. They can then choose a time that suits them.

Please let me know as early as possible if you need to change your time, and we will arrange another that suits you. Early notice helps keep consultation times available for everyone, including clients joining from overseas time zones.