Bhupendra Saxena

Bhupendra Saxena grew up in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, where astrology was dinner-table conversation, his maternal uncle ran a small jyotish practice out of their haveli. But Bhupendra found himself drawn not to Vedic tradition but to the Western psychological approach he discovered in his mid-twenties through Liz Greene's writings and the online courses of the London School of Astrology. He spent three years working through transits, progressions, and the symbolic language of the modern planets before taking on his first paying client. That grounding in both North Indian folk wisdom and Western chart methodology is what makes his readings unusual for someone based in Jodhpur.

Bhupendra reads a natal chart the way a good editor reads a manuscript, he looks for what is actually being said, not what the writer wishes they were saying. He combines Western tropical astrology with face-reading observation during live sessions, and on occasion draws on Akashic records work to surface patterns that charts alone can't fully explain. He won't give you a script for how your life will unfold. He will tell you what your chart suggests about where you keep getting in your own way and what the next six months look like for timing major decisions. Hard truths are delivered plainly, without apology.

Most of Bhupendra's clients come to him with questions about career crossroads, relationship patterns that keep repeating, or major relocations, choices where they need clear-headed timing guidance rather than vague reassurance. They leave with a concrete understanding of what their chart says is happening right now and a few practical next steps. No flowery language, no cosmic detours. Just the information you came for.