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This week we need to practice the saying ‘money is just a means to an end’. It reminds us that the power of money lies in how we use it to make our lives better and sometimes, make a difference in other people’s lives. We need to learn to balance – our earning and expense, our skills/services and compensation/pricing, and finally our saving and investment.

Love Reading

In this 30 minute session with Shweta Kapoor on Skype or WhatsApp, you can get insights into your relationship, soulmate, and love. You can get answers to your own questions regarding your current and future life. Once you make the payment, we will reach out to you to schedule your session.

$20.00

All about Tarot

Exploring Tarot Cards: Sun

Today, I start this post with a short story. Once upon a time, there was a man who moved to Shimla(India) just six months back. One day his friend came for a visit and they both decided to take a walk on the famous Mall Road. As they were walking, the friend noticed that almost…

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Exploring Tarot Cards: Justice

Akbar-Birbal tales, this is the first thought that came to my mind when I picked the Justice card for this week. In India, these tales are known for the friendship and witty exchanges between King Akbar and his Minister Birbal. Here is a story that gives a glimpse into this card. Once the mother of…

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Exploring Tarot Cards: Lovers

  The Lovers card signifies the love that binds two people. In the simplest form it is about committing to a relationship- whether through marriage or partnership. The interesting interpretation of the card is that it uses “Love” as a motivational  tool to overcome challenges. This motivational aspect is seen when a person chooses his/her passion as a profession. Another…

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Exploring Tarot Cards: The Chariot

The chariot card reminds me of the story of Lord Krishna in The Mahabharta. The epic war of Mahabharta was fought between first cousins, Pandavas and Kauravas. Lord Krishna was Arjuna’s charioteer in the war.   Now, why do you think Lord Krishna became the charioteer? Arjuna was the best warrior in the Pandavas team. However, Arjuna was…

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