How this work found me
I hold a PhD in Economics and spent 12 years in research and academia. On paper, it was a credible and accomplished path. In lived experience, I never quite felt I belonged there. Something always pulled me — towards independence, towards something more direct, more human, more mine.
In 2020, that pull became a direction. I began studying tarot, Vedic astrology, and past life work — and I have not looked back since. What began as a personal inquiry became a calling. I had found the place I truly wanted to be.
The work I do now reflects the very struggles I carried through my academic years — the sense of not belonging, of being pulled towards something that did not yet have a name, of knowing there was a different life waiting if I was willing to cross toward it. That is precisely why I understand it when clients arrive at the same threshold.
Who I work with
My clients are women and men who sense that what they are carrying is not entirely theirs — that some of the patterns in love, money, career, and belonging have roots older than their own story. They are usually right.
My client base is approximately 80% international — I work across time zones with people in the UK, Europe, North America, Australia, and South and Southeast Asia.
What makes this practice different
My academic background in economics gives my practice an unusual quality — I approach ancestral and occult work with both rigour and reverence. I am not interested in vague reassurances. I am interested in precision: what the chart actually says, what the constellation actually shows, what is genuinely present in the field.
Twelve years of research trained me to look carefully and speak clearly. That discipline now serves the work in ways I could not have anticipated when I began.
“I break patterns that did not start with you. That is the work. It is precise, it is personal, and it changes things.”
— Dr. Parinaaz Mehta