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Tarot Card Reading in Mumbai — Clarity, Not Fortune-Telling
A tarot reading is a structured way to think about a situation you are already turning over in your mind. The cards give you prompts; the choices stay yours.
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- 1Best for
- Adults 18+ facing a decision about work, a relationship, a home or a business
- 2What we look at
- The question you bring, the cards drawn, and what each position in the spread suggests
- 3What you get
- A plain explanation of the reading and a short list of practical next steps
- 4How it happens
- Online by video call, anywhere — ₹1,000 per spread
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What is a tarot reading, in plain words?
Dr. Kimaya reads the Rider–Waite–Smith deck, the classic 78-card tarot whose pictures most readers and books use. Each card carries a familiar human theme — a beginning, a loss, patience, conflict, a choice between two roads. In a reading, some of those cards are drawn and laid out, and you are talked through what each one suggests about the situation you brought.
Treat the cards as prompts for thinking, not as answers. They give you a structure for looking at a problem from angles you may have been avoiding: what is really holding you back, and when it makes sense to act.
Tarot is not fortune-telling. It does not predict fixed outcomes, name dates, or reveal what someone else is secretly thinking. It never replaces medical, legal or financial advice — if your question needs a doctor, a lawyer or a qualified adviser, that is who you should see.
Cards that land upside down — reversals — are read too. A reversed card usually softens or turns a theme inward: a delay instead of a rush, something you already know but have not admitted, or a lesson still being worked through. It is another angle on the same question, never a punishment.
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What happens in a reading?
A reading is a quiet conversation over video, with the cards laid out on screen in front of you. Nothing is done to you, and nothing dramatic happens.
Readings are for adults. Dr. Kimaya reads for clients aged 18 and above; for a younger family member, a parent is welcome to book a reading on their own question instead.
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You bring a question
You say what is on your mind. If it is vague, Dr. Kimaya helps you sharpen it before any card is drawn.
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Cards are drawn
They are shuffled and laid out in a spread — a set pattern in which each position stands for something.
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Each position is explained
You hear what the position means, what the card suggests there, and how the two read together for you.
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You respond
A reading is two-way. You say what fits and what does not, and it is discussed rather than announced at you.
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You leave with next steps
Two or three practical things to do — a conversation to have, facts to gather, a decision to make or postpone.
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Which questions suit a tarot reading?
The question shapes the reading. Open questions about your own choices work well, because you are the person who can act on the answer. Instead of 'Should I take the Pune job?', ask 'What should I weigh in deciding between the Pune job and staying in Mumbai?'
Career moves, an uncertain relationship, shifting homes, a family disagreement or a stuck business decision all read well. Some questions do not, and are not read on here:
- Health — whether you have an illness, or whether a treatment will work. See a doctor.
- Legal outcomes — how a case, a dispute or a visa application will be decided.
- Someone else's private life — what another adult is thinking, doing or hiding.
- Dates of death, or how long anyone will live.
- Exam results, lottery numbers, or anything already decided elsewhere.
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Which spreads does Dr. Kimaya use?
A spread is simply the pattern the cards are laid in. Each position in the pattern has a meaning, so the same card says something different depending on where it falls. The spread is chosen to suit your question, and it is decided with you on the first call.
Readings are charged per spread — ₹1,000 for one spread — so you always know what a session will cost before it begins.
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Single card
One focus to hold for the day or the week. Useful when you only need a nudge, not a full reading.
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Three cards
Past, present and possible direction — what brought the situation here, where it stands now, and where it could go if nothing changes.
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Celtic Cross
A fuller ten-card spread for a complicated situation, covering what sits at the heart of it, what is helping, what is in the way and what is likely to shape the next step.
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Relationship spread
For a marriage, a partnership or a family rift: how each side sees it, what is unsaid between you, and what would ease it.
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Career spread
For a job change, a promotion, a move abroad or starting out — the pull of each option and what you may be underweighting.
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Option spread
Two or three choices laid side by side, so you can compare them instead of circling the same thoughts.
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Yes or no
A short, direct spread for a narrow question. It reads the balance of the situation and what it depends on, not a fixed fate.
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How does a reading fit with Vastu?
Vastu works on a space — its directions, light, layout and what is placed where. A reading works on the question behind the space: what the family actually wants from a move or a renovation, and whether everyone is pulling in the same direction.
That order is often the useful one. A couple deciding whether to renovate or shift out can use a reading to get the real question on the table, then a Vastu consultation to work on whichever home they choose — see how a consultation works.
It sits alongside the other services in the same way. A reading can be taken on its own.
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Readings are online, by video call
Tarot readings at VastuKimaya are held online, by video call — not in the office and not on the spot. You can join from anywhere in India or abroad, and no floor plan or home visit is needed.
It starts with a call to understand your question. Dr. Kimaya explains how the reading will run, which spread suits the question, and what the reading can and cannot cover, and you fix a time from there. The cards are drawn and shown on screen during the session, and each position is explained as it is laid.
Vastu, Reiki and crystal work are separate services with their own visits — see how a consultation works.
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Booking from outside India
Because readings are online, where you live makes no difference to the reading itself. Clients join from the Gulf, Singapore, the UK, Europe, the US, Canada and Australia, as well as from Pune, Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad and smaller towns across India.
Sessions are held in English or Hindi, and in Marathi or Gujarati if you prefer. A time is fixed to suit your time zone — early mornings and late evenings India time usually cover most countries. You need only a quiet half-hour, a steady internet connection and your question.
The fee is ₹1,000 per spread. Payment is by UPI, bank transfer or a secure Razorpay payment link (cards, net banking and UPI). Clients outside India are usually sent a Razorpay link or the bank details, and the fee is confirmed before the session.
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Gulf (UAE, Saudi, Qatar, Oman)
IST is 1.5–2.5 hours ahead; evening slots in India suit an after-work session there.
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UK, Europe
Morning slots in India land in the early hours to mid-morning in Europe; afternoon IST works well.
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US and Canada
Early morning IST meets evening the previous day in North America.
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Singapore, Australia, New Zealand
Morning IST falls in the afternoon there, so morning slots in India work well.
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What do you take away?
A reading should leave you with something usable the next morning, not a blur you half-remember.
- A written summary of your question, the cards drawn and what each position suggested.
- Two or three practical next steps, in the order that makes sense to do them.
- A plain note of what the reading did not answer, so you know where to look instead.
- Room to ask follow-up questions once you have had time to think it over.
- Confidentiality — what you discuss stays between you and Dr. Kimaya, and is shared with nobody.
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The honest limits of a reading
No reading here comes with a promised outcome. You will not be told that a card means money is coming, that a marriage will happen, or that a deal will close. Nobody can know that, and saying so would be dishonest.
You will also never be frightened. There are no warnings of curses, no black magic, no remedy sold to remove something you were just told to fear, and no pressure to book again. Cards that sound alarming — Death, the Tower — are about endings and change, and are explained that way.
A reading is not therapy and not medical care. If you are feeling very low, anxious or overwhelmed, please speak to a doctor or a qualified counsellor. In India you can call Tele-MANAS, the free government mental-health helpline, on 14416 at any time; in an emergency, call 112.
Readings are offered to adults aged 18 and over only.
प्रश्न Questions
Common questions about Tarot Reading
Is tarot reading the same as fortune-telling?
No. Fortune-telling claims to tell you what will happen. A tarot reading uses the cards as prompts to think a situation through — what is driving it, what your options are, and what to do next. The outcome stays in your hands. Dr. Kimaya does not name dates, predict results, or promise that a card will bring money or marriage.
How much does a tarot reading cost?
A reading is ₹1,000 per spread. The spread that suits your question — a three-card reading, a Celtic Cross, a relationship, career, option or yes-or-no spread — is agreed with you on the first call, so you know the cost before the session starts.
Are tarot readings done in person at the Andheri East office?
No. Tarot readings are held online by video call, not in the office and not on the spot. The cards are drawn and shown on screen and each position is explained as it is laid, so you follow the whole reading live from wherever you are. Vastu consultations are separate and do include site visits across Mumbai.
Which tarot spreads do you offer?
A single card for a daily focus, a three-card past-present-direction reading, the ten-card Celtic Cross for a complicated situation, and relationship, career, option and yes-or-no spreads. The choice depends on your question and is decided together on the first call.
What question should I ask in a tarot reading?
Ask an open question about a choice you can act on: what to weigh between two jobs, how to handle a strained relationship, or whether to move home. Avoid yes-or-no questions and anything about another person's private life. If your question is still fuzzy, it is sharpened together at the start of the session.
Can tarot tell me about my health or a court case?
No, and these are not read on. Health questions need a doctor and legal questions need a lawyer; a card reading has nothing useful to add and could do harm by delaying proper advice. A reading can help you think about how you are coping with a situation, but never about the diagnosis or the verdict itself.
Which tarot deck do you use, and do you read reversed cards?
Dr. Kimaya reads the Rider–Waite–Smith deck, the classic 78-card tarot. Reversed cards — those that land upside down — are included in the reading. A reversal usually softens a theme or turns it inward: a delay rather than a rush, or something you already sense but have not said out loud. It is a further angle on your question, not a bad omen.
Do I need to believe in tarot for a reading to be useful?
No. Many people come simply because talking a decision through against a structure helps them hear their own thinking. You are welcome to disagree with any card as it is read — a reading is a conversation, not a verdict, and saying 'that does not fit' is useful information for the rest of the session.
Is a tarot reading confidential?
Yes. What you bring to a reading stays between you and Dr. Kimaya. Nothing is discussed with family members, employers or other clients, and readings are not repeated as examples or testimonials. If a family books together, what each person says privately during the session stays private.
Can I book a tarot reading online from outside Mumbai?
Yes. Readings are done by video call for clients across India and abroad. No floor plan or site visit is needed. The cards are drawn and shown on screen, and each position is explained as it is laid.
Can a tarot reading be combined with a Vastu consultation?
They are separate services and either can be taken on its own. Some families find a reading useful first, because it helps them agree on what they want from a move or a renovation. The Vastu study then works on the space itself. The first consultation call is free, so you can ask what suits your situation.
Will a tarot reading tell me about a curse or negative energy?
No. You will never be told you are cursed, under black magic, or that something frightening will happen unless you pay for a remedy. That approach is not used here. Cards that sound alarming, such as Death or the Tower, are read as endings and change, and are explained calmly in the context of your question.
Is there a minimum age for a tarot reading?
Yes. Readings are for adults aged 18 and over. If a question concerns a younger member of the family, a parent can book a reading about their own decision instead — for example how to support a child through a move or an exam year. For a child's health, schooling or emotional wellbeing, a doctor, teacher or counsellor is the right person to speak to.
Can I book a tarot reading from outside India?
Yes. Readings are held online by video call, so clients join from the Gulf, Singapore, the UK, Europe, the US, Canada, Australia and elsewhere. A time is fixed to suit your time zone, sessions run in English or Hindi (Marathi and Gujarati also available), and payment details for international clients are shared on the first call.
Is an online tarot reading as good as sitting across the table?
Yes, because the value comes from the conversation and the cards, not from the room. You see each card on screen as it is laid, and every position is explained as the reading unfolds. You also receive a written summary afterwards, so nothing depends on memory.
How do I pay for a tarot reading?
A reading is ₹1,000 per spread. You can pay by UPI, bank transfer, or a secure Razorpay payment link that accepts cards, net banking and UPI. Clients outside India are usually sent a Razorpay link or the bank details. Payment is confirmed before the session, and the spread is agreed with you on the first call.
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