Rishab Oberoi

Rishab Oberoi was born in Chandigarh and grew up between Delhi and Chennai before relocating to Toronto in his late twenties. He discovered KP astrology through his maternal uncle, a retired railway officer who quietly cast charts in the evenings using Krishnamurti's own printed ephemeris. Rishab spent three years studying under senior KP practitioner K.V. Anand in Chennai, learning to apply the sub-lord system with surgical precision. That southern chapter of his life also introduced him to Tamil Nadi traditions, which deepened his respect for the dreaming mind as a vessel of karmic memory.

Rishab works at the intersection of KP astrology and dream phenomenology, a territory very few practitioners have charted formally. He treats a recurring dream the way another astrologer might treat a prominent natal signature, as a message with a sender, a timing, and a meaning to be decoded. He layers the dream's emotional texture against the sub-lord positions of the 12th house, Neptune, and Ketu to locate where the unconscious is pressing on waking life. He will not assign absolute fate to a dream or to a chart. His ethic is clarity, not finality, he reads for understanding, not for fear.

Rishab's clients typically arrive confused or unsettled, they've had a dream they can't shake, or they sense something is shifting but can't name it. Many are diaspora Indians navigating identity, career crossroads, or relationship ruptures far from family. They leave with a framework: a language for what their interior life is trying to communicate, and a sense of the timing windows when that message is most actionable. Sessions often feel less like a reading and more like a translation.