An online astrology consultation with Karmic Keran can take one of three forms: a live video session on Google Meet, a WhatsApp call, or written replies you can read in your own time. All three are based on your Vedic birth chart. The right choice depends on your question, how private you need to be and when you are available.

If you already know what you want to ask, book a General Reading and mention your preferred format.

Why online works well for astrology

A Vedic reading depends on your birth details and your questions, not on sitting in the same room. Moving the conversation online removes travel, lets you speak from somewhere comfortable, and makes a consultation practical whether you live in central London, a market town in Yorkshire or a Scottish island. It also suits people abroad who would rather speak to a UK-based astrologer, and British South Asian families who want Vedic guidance close to home.

Comparing the three formats

Google Meet: face to face on screen

A video call is the closest thing to sitting together. You see and hear each other, can react in the moment, and can ask follow-up questions as ideas arise.

Best suited to

A first reading, when you want to get a feel for the astrologer.
Complex or emotional topics where tone of voice matters.
The 60-minute In-Depth Reading, where conversation flows across several areas.

WhatsApp: familiar and flexible

Many people already use WhatsApp every day, so it feels natural. It works well on a phone, and it can be easier to join from a parked car, a quiet office or a bedroom than a full video set-up.

Best suited to

People who prefer voice to video.
Shorter sessions like the 30-minute General Reading.
Anyone less comfortable with laptops and video platforms.

Written replies: time to reflect

Some questions are better answered on paper. A written reply lets you read slowly, return to it later and share it with nobody unless you choose. It is also the natural format for the Ask Me a Question service, which gives a personal insight on a single question aligned with your horoscope.

Best suited to

A single, clear question.
Readers who think best in writing, or who feel nervous speaking.
Busy schedules, shift work or a significant time difference.

Privacy, schedule and the kind of question

Three practical questions usually settle the choice.

Where will you be? If you share a home and would rather not be overheard, written replies, or a WhatsApp call with headphones, may feel safer than a video call.
How much back-and-forth do you want? Live formats allow follow-up in the moment; written ones favour a well-framed question.
How emotionally loaded is the topic? For relationship or family questions, many people prefer hearing a voice.

Whichever you choose, the chart work behind it is the same. This guide to preparing for a private reading has more ideas on creating the right setting.

Matching format to service in an online astrology consultation

Each service can be arranged online. A quick guide:

General Reading (30 minutes): general guidance on a personal issue or professional decision; works well on Meet or WhatsApp.
In-Depth Reading (60 minutes): long-term guidance on career, relationships or personal growth; video is often most comfortable.
Ask Me a Question: one personal question, answered in writing.
Compatibility Reading (30 minutes): insight into the strengths and challenges of a love or business relationship.

Getting the most from each format

A little preparation makes a real difference, whichever way you choose to talk.

For a live call

Test your connection and headphones a few minutes early, find a room where you will not be interrupted, and keep a notebook beside you. Have your birth details written down, even if you have already sent them, so any detail can be confirmed quickly. Two or three themes, noted in advance, stop the time slipping away on small talk.

For a written question

Frame the question so it can be answered: instead of asking whether things will work out, ask what your chart suggests about the current period in your career, or how to approach a decision you are weighing. Give enough background for context without writing pages; a short paragraph is usually plenty. Keep the reply somewhere safe so you can reread it after a few weeks, when some points often land differently.

What happens when you book

You provide your date, time and place of birth, and a note of your question or the areas you want to explore. For live sessions we agree a time; for written ones, you send your question and receive a personal reply. There is no need to understand astrology beforehand. During the session everything is explained in plain English.

If your question involves someone else, such as a partner or business associate, say so when you book. A compatibility question may be better suited to the Compatibility Reading, while a question about timing a move or launch belongs with the lucky dates and times service. Pointing you to the right service at the start saves you time and makes the session more useful.

Readings offer guidance and reflection. They do not replace medical, legal or financial advice, and they are not predictions of fixed outcomes.

Frequently asked questions

Is an online consultation as good as in person?

For astrology, yes. The reading comes from your chart and your questions, which work just as well over a screen or in writing.

Can I switch format later?

Many people start with a written question and later book a live session, or the other way round. Choose what suits you now.

What if I do not know my birth time?

A reading is still possible, with some limits. Mention it when you book so the session can be shaped accordingly.

Can I record a video session?

Ask when you book. Taking your own notes is always welcome and is a good way to capture what stands out.

Not sure which format or reading fits? Send your question through the enquiry page, tell me how you would prefer to talk, and I will point you to the right option.