टैरो · हाँ या ना Tarot · since his teens

Lakshya Rai Aggarwal reads the cards.

The Rai of Sachin & Rai. He has read tarot since his teens and worked from the family desk since 2016. Ask him anything you need decided. He draws a card and answers yes or no, with the reasons behind it — never a maybe.

Lakshya Rai Aggarwal in a navy jacket, smiling down at the desk in front of him
Kiran Vihar · LudhianaThe card table

हाँ या ना what he does

Ask anything. The cards answer yes, or no.

Bring whatever you need decided. He cuts the deck, draws a card, and tells you yes or no, with the reasons behind it.

प्रश्न

Any question

There is no list of subjects. Work, a marriage, a house, a person, a month — if you can put it in a sentence, it can go to the cards.

असीमित

As many as you have

No limit. Each question gets its own card, and you can keep asking for as long as the sitting runs.

तीस मिनट

Thirty minutes

At the Kiran Vihar desk or online, in any time zone.

चार पत्ते the cards he reads by

The Emperor, the Hierophant, the Hermit, the Tower.

He reads with the Rider-Waite deck, drawn by Pamela Colman Smith in 1909, which most tarot readers learn on. These four of its twenty-two major arcana come up most often at his table.

The Emperor — a crowned ruler in red on a stone throne carved with rams’ heads, holding an ankh sceptre
IV

The Emperor

Authority and structure. Rules, plans, and the discipline to keep them.

The Hierophant — a robed pontiff between two pillars, hand raised in blessing, two acolytes kneeling before him
V

The Hierophant

Tradition and the proper way of doing things: the teacher, the ceremony, the family’s custom.

The Hermit — a cloaked figure on a mountain top, holding a lantern out over the dark
IX

The Hermit

Time alone to think. The answer is inside, and it needs quiet before it is clear.

The Tower — lightning strikes a tower on a crag, its crown flung off, two figures falling
XVI

The Tower

Sudden change. Something built on the wrong footing comes down, and the way ahead is clearer once it has.

The cards are shown as they were printed in 1909. All twenty-two major arcana are on the tarot page, where you can draw one.

See the deck →

नियम how he reads

The terms of the desk.

A reading works because each question is kept clear. These hold for everyone who sits with him.

  • Yes or no. Never maybe.

    You leave with an answer you can act on. If the card has nothing to say on a question, he tells you that instead of stretching it.

  • Getting the question right.

    “Should I take the offer?” can be answered; “what does my career hold?” cannot. The first minutes of a sitting go to putting your question in a form a card can answer.

  • Nothing is sold to you.

    No remedies, no warnings meant to bring you back, no follow-up you did not ask for. What you do with the answer is up to you.

  • When the question is bigger than a card.

    If your question turns out to be about a whole period of your life rather than one decision, it needs a birth chart. Sachin reads those, in the same house.

I’ve found Lakshya’s tarot readings have been quite accurate. The presence of love in his voice, and his wise assessment of my life’s trajectory, have been uplifting in moments of turmoil. He is not only gifted — he loves what he does.
a client, from the practice’s guestbook

दो पाठक the two of us

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Before records

The desk is older than its records.

Astrology, karam kand and Ayurveda have been practised in the family for longer than anyone can date. The written ledgers begin well after the practice did.

1975

Dr. Suresh Atray begins the practice.

He came from Karnal; his doctoral work was on the date of marriage and women’s psychology. Many of the students he taught Jyotish still write to him.

Dr. Suresh Atray

Astrologer · Teacher

2007

Dr. Sachin Atray begins practising.

After engineering and an MBA, he took an M.A and a Ph.D in astrology from Mewar University and a diploma in Phalit Jyotish from Uttarakhand Open University, and began reading charts and houses at his father’s desk.

2013

Sachin and Lakshya meet.

Their parents introduce them. Sachin is reading charts at his father’s desk; Lakshya has been reading tarot since his teens. They keep talking.

Dr. Sachin Atray

The chart

Lakshya Rai Aggarwal

The cards

2016

Lakshya joins the desk.

The practice becomes Sachin & Rai. A question that needs a chart goes to Sachin; one that needs a quick, clear answer goes to Lakshya’s table. Often the same visitor sees both.

Today

Two readers, one desk.

People come in difficult times, with an illness, a broken engagement, work that has stalled or a house that never felt right, and in good ones, before a wedding, a foundation stone or a child’s naming. Many now sit from abroad, online.

कर्म

What is in front of you follows from what was chosen before. The next choice is still yours.

If you sit with us, expect plain answers. We do not sell remedies, and we say when a chart or a card has nothing to add.

दो पाठक two readers, one desk

Lakshya
The cardany question · thirty minutes
Sachin
The chartJyotish and Vastu · an unhurried hour
One desk
A question that turns out to need a chart goes to Sachin, in the same house.Sit with Sachin →

“It was a great experience with this duo. They have simple and easy solutions which are workable. Life becomes better as their knowledge is immense.”

A client who has sat with both. The two readings suit different questions: the cards for what you must decide now, the chart for what you want to understand. They have worked from the same house since 2016.

बैठक a sitting

Sit with Lakshya.

Bring whatever you need decided, put as precisely as you can. A card for each question, a yes or a no with the reasons, in thirty minutes — online or at the desk.