Twenty years of charts, floor plans and plain conversation

Started with charts. Stayed for the floor plans.

Saptarishi began as a Vedic astrology practice in 2002 — reading charts evenings and weekends around a full-time career in software. The two turned out to have more in common than expected: both are about reading a system carefully enough to know which small change moves everything else.

Vastu came later, around 2009, and largely by accident. The same questions kept surfacing in readings — a house that never felt settled, a business that stalled after a move, a study nobody could concentrate in. The chart explained the timing. The building explained the rest.

Vastu and Feng Shui both rest on five elements and a 360-degree flow of energy. Where they differ is emphasis: Feng Shui leans on encouraging positive flow, while Vastu is more precise about direction, proportion and structure. Read alongside a birth chart, the two together give a far more complete picture than either alone.

“People rarely need more information about their chart. They need to know which two or three things to change, and in what order.”

That belief shapes every session. We will tell you what the chart and the plan actually show, including the parts that are genuinely difficult — and then we will get specific about what helps. If the honest answer is that nothing needs changing, that is the answer you will get.