Anjali Tirkey

Anjali Tirkey grew up in Ranchi, Jharkhand, in a household where the orientation of the kitchen and the direction of the front door were matters of genuine family debate. That early exposure sent her, in her mid-thirties, to the Vaastu Vidya Shodh Sanstha in Pune, where she studied classical Vastu Shastra under a senior teacher later cross-trained in Vedic kundli reading through a correspondence course with the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, weaving planetary placements into her spatial recommendations rather than treating them as separate disciplines.

Anjali reads a space the way she reads a birth chart, by noticing what's blocked, what's overloaded, and what's quietly working in your favor. She focuses on Panchabhutas (five elements), entry-point energy, and the interplay between a resident's lagna and the Vastu zone they occupy most. She won't prescribe expensive crystal grids or promise overnight miracles. Her rule is simple: before recommending any remedy, she asks whether a structural change is possible first. Superficial fixes come last, not first, and she'll tell you that plainly.

Most of Anjali's clients come to her with one of three worries, stalled finances, persistent health complaints in the household, or relationship friction that no one can quite explain. They leave with a prioritized action list: which wall to repaint, which corner to declutter, which direction to reposition a bed or desk. She follows up in the same WhatsApp thread, adjusting recommendations as real changes happen on the ground.