Rekha Srivastava

Rekha Srivastava grew up in Lucknow in a household where the front door always faced east and the kitchen was never placed in the north, her mother enforced these rules before Rekha even knew the word Vastu. She formally trained at the Bharatiya Vastu Shastra Parishad in Varanasi during the early 1990s, spending three years learning classical directional science from its Sanskrit roots. She later apprenticed with a KP astrologer in Delhi who showed her how planetary sub-lords could confirm what a home's layout was already communicating energetically.

Rekha reads Vastu not as a set of furniture rules but as a conversation between a space and the people living in it. She walks every room with a compass and a floor plan before she forms any opinion, and she cross-checks her observations against the resident's KP chart to understand whether a problem is architectural, karmic, or both. She refuses to prescribe expensive gemstones or demolition work as first solutions, her corrections start small: a shifted bed, a sealed drain, a redirected entrance light. She reads for clarity and practical remedy, not for fear.

Most of her clients come to her with stuck situations, a business that won't grow, repeated illness in the family, a marriage that feels strained inside a specific flat. After a session with Rekha, people walk away with a written remedy list ranked by priority, a rough timeline based on their KP chart, and, perhaps most importantly, an understanding of why the space feels the way it does. She believes a home that is understood is already half-healed.