Komal Mehra

Komal came to tarot the way most people do — as a client, at a point where the usual advice had run out. What stayed with her wasn't a prediction. It was the relief of having a situation described plainly, without judgement, by someone who wasn't invested in the outcome.

She began studying the cards seriously, and then kept going: Vedic astrology for timing, numerology for pattern, Vastu for the spaces we live and work in, and Reiki for the times when what someone needs isn't more information but a calmer nervous system.

Today she reads full time. Most sessions are one question held carefully — a relationship that won't resolve, a career decision, a health worry, a child's studies, a home that never feels settled.

Her one rule is honesty. If the cards show something difficult, she says so kindly. If a question is better answered by a doctor, a lawyer or an accountant, she says that too. Guidance is not a substitute for professional advice, and it never replaces your own decision.