Four tiers. One has a public price; three are quoted in writing once the question is on the table. Each carries a Sanskrit name because the names map to what the relationship asks of both sides.
Read the question on each card. The right tier is usually the one that names what you have been carrying.
When the question fits in one sitting.
When the question moves across a season.
When the question is the next decade.
When the question is a single anchoring event.
By WhatsApp or email. The shape of the question, not the history.
Astro Laksha or The Architect replies — not an assistant, not a bot.
If the question fits Darśana, we say so. If it asks for Sannidhi, we say that too.
The first reply is always free. Saying no is a complete answer.
We charge what the work costs to do well, slowly, by hand. Price is not a signal of quality; it is a function of time, cadence, and confidentiality. The floor is the same at every tier. A ₹9,999 Darśana and a ₹12,99,000 Sannidhi rest on the same algebra. The difference is how often we sit, and what we are willing to carry between sittings.
We do not run promotions. We do not discount. If a price is wrong for you, that is information. The right answer is sometimes a different tier; sometimes it is no tier at all.