Shakuntala Nigam

Shakuntala Nigam came to numerology not through a classroom but through grief. After losing her husband in 2018, she found herself drawn to the teachings of Lo Shu grid numerology through a close family friend in Noida's Sector 18, a retired schoolteacher who had quietly studied Chaldean and Pythagorean systems for decades. That woman, whom Shakuntala calls her guru-maasi, spent two years passing on her notebooks by hand. What began as a way to understand fate became Shakuntala's calling.

Shakuntala reads numbers the way some people read faces, she says they carry a texture, a weight, a temperature. She works primarily with Chaldean numerology, drawing on Lo Shu grid analysis for life path patterns and compound numbers for timing. She focuses on name vibration and its alignment with birth numbers, especially in the context of relationships and major life transitions. She does not promise outcome certainty. Her rule is simple: numbers show the weather, not whether you carry an umbrella.

Most of the people who come to Shakuntala are women at crossroads, wondering whether a marriage is right, whether a name change after divorce will shift their path, whether the timing finally feels aligned for a new beginning. They leave with a clearer sense of which doors are open right now and which are asking them to wait. She's particularly known in her Noida community for reading compatibility, not just between partners, but between a person and the direction their life is currently pulling them.