Tanmay Chaubey

Tanmay Chaubey grew up in Varanasi in a family where the alignment of the home was taken as seriously as the alignment of the planets. His grandfather, a retired civil engineer who studied Vastu Shastra under a senior teacher in the 1970s, would sketch floor plans on graph paper every time a relative moved houses. Tanmay absorbed that habit young, then formalized it at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in Delhi before moving to Sydney, where he now consults both Indian diaspora families and Australian clients curious about spatial harmony.

Tanmay works at the intersection of classical Vastu Shastra, Jaimini astrology, and gemstone consultation, treating all three as parts of one conversation rather than separate disciplines. He begins every session by understanding how a space actually feels to live in before he ever looks at a floor plan or a birth chart. He does not sell remedies or prescribe gemstones speculatively, every stone recommendation is tied to a specific planetary period confirmed in the chart. He reads for clarity and actionable change, not to alarm people about what their house is doing to them.

Most of Tanmay's clients come to him with questions that sound practical on the surface, should we extend the kitchen, why does this room feel heavy, is now the right time to buy, but underneath there is almost always a question about safety, belonging, and whether life can settle. He helps people leave conversations with a concrete next step: one directional correction, one timing window, one stone to consider. The goal is never overwhelm; it is always a clear, doable thing.