Kunal Rastogi

Kunal Rastogi grew up in Noida watching his maternal grandmother rearrange furniture before every Diwali, convinced the rooms themselves had moods. That childhood intuition found a formal home when he studied feng shui at a Beijing institute of feng shui studies and then returned to India to deepen his Jaimini Jyotish lineage under a Varanasi pandit. The fusion was unlikely on paper but felt inevitable to Kunal, both traditions, he insists, are ultimately listening to the same conversation between space and destiny.

Kunal reads a home the way another astrologer reads a birth chart, entry points, energy corridors, the weight a kitchen carries in the southeast corner. In Jaimini work he gravitates toward the Chara Karakas and Arudha Padas, believing they reveal the life a person is actually living rather than the one they were born into. He will not manufacture certainty: he won't give you a date and promise a miracle, but he will map the invisible forces pulling at your space and your chart with unusual precision. His readings are always honest, sometimes strange, and usually accurate in ways that take a few weeks to fully land.

Most of Kunal's clients come to him stuck, stuck in a flat that feels wrong, a career that keeps stalling, a marriage losing its warmth. He works with both the physical space and the astrological timing simultaneously, giving clients a dual-lens action plan: what to shift in the room, and when the planetary window opens for that shift to hold. People leave his sessions with a list of very specific, doable changes and a clearer sense of why things have felt the way they have.